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Big Brother & the Holding Company ~ Blindman


Well, the blind man, he stood on the way and cried Blind man, he stood on the way and cried Blind man stood on the way and cried, Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way, Show me the way, the way to go home.” My daddy stood on that-a way and cried My daddy stood on that-a way and cried Daddy stood on the way and cried Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way, Show me the way, the way to go home.” Now now now, the blind man, he stood on the way and cried Blind man, he stood on the way and cried Blind man stood on the way and cried, Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way, Show me the way, the way to go home.” “Show me the way, show me the way, Show me the way, the way to go home.” more free lyrics

Well, the blind man, he stood on the way and cried
Blind man, he stood on the way and cried
Blind man stood on the way and cried,

Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way,
Show me the way, the way to go home.”

My daddy stood on that-a way and cried
My daddy stood on that-a way and cried
Daddy stood on the way and cried

Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way,
Show me the way, the way to go home.”

Now now now, the blind man, he stood on the way and cried
Blind man, he stood on the way and cried
Blind man stood on the way and cried,

Crying, “Oh, show me the way, show me the way,
Show me the way, the way to go home.”

“Show me the way, show me the way,
Show me the way, the way to go home.”

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