Blind Rage
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Blind Rage
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Who's that peeping through my door
Sneaking up and down the hall
I can't stand it anymore
I can't stand it anymore
Who's that peeping through my door
Sneaking up and down the hall
I can't stand it anymore
I can't stand it anymore
Blind rage
I'm in a blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Who's that creeping in my room
Blocking out the stars and moon
I fear you will attack me soon
Who goes there
Who's that creeping in my room
Blocking out the stars and moon
I fear you will attack me soon
Who goes there
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
I'm in a blind rage
Blind rage
You're making me scared
Blind rage
Make me scared
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
Blind rage
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Who performs "Blind Rage"?
Lou Reed performs "Blind Rage", and this lyric page sits inside the Lou Reed catalog on LyroVerse.
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