The Reason For My Blind
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The Reason For My Blind
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I get around by counting
And listening to sounds
It's getting quite a habit
It sometimes gets me down
But there's nothing like a piece of ginger cake
(It sometimes gets me down)
I've cut it up in pieces
And asked for it by name
I've kept a piece till later
It always tastes the same
But I've never seen a piece of ginger cake
(It always tastes the same)
I've saved a piece for Sunday
A long long time to wait
Wrapped it up in silver paper
See the trouble I take
But it's worth it for a piece of ginger cake
(See the trouble I take)
The reason for my blindness
Is not so plain to see
I've tried to find an answer
It's all the same to me
I'd rather have a piece of ginger cake
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Ancesttral performs "The Reason For My Blind", and this lyric page sits inside the Ancesttral catalog on LyroVerse.
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