Who's is really blind
Who’s Really Blind
by
Cane Go-Hines
Who’s really blind, it is those who can’t see
Or is it those who try to look over me
You don’t need vision to feel the hate in society
Because if you did it wouldn’t be
Who’s really blind in the land of the free
It sure must be me
Who’s really blind, is it those who speak in the name of Liberty
Sometimes I think how sad I would be if couldn’t see
But what really makes me sad is how you at me
It only shows how weak you can be
Blindness is the darkness that never sleeps
So wake up and see your defeat
Who’s really blind, it sure must be me
Who’s really blind don’t you see
Thanksgiving was a holiday of murder and trickey
Maybe all this is just shocking to me
That we are still paying the fee
Didn’t they pay enough by hanging from a tree, even after slavery
Who’s really blind, it sure must be me
Who’s really blind haven’t you seen enough
I guess not because you’re so tough
Using greed and guns to take our stuff
Maybe in your world you need to be rough
Who’s really blind because all I see is a big bluff
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