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Whiskey Deaf and Whiskey Blind - Norman Blake
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Whiskey Deaf and Whiskey Blind Norman Blake

"Whiskey Deaf and Whiskey Blind" by Norman Blake is a folk/country song (released in 1972) exploring themes of heartache, addiction, and the struggles of life. Its storytelling and acoustic style are notable. #FolkCountry

Whiskey Deaf and Whiskey Blind - Norman Blake

[Verse 1]

Wish I was down in Florida, Florida on the haul

Instead I'm way up in old Georgia, boys

Treated like a dog

Whiskey deaf and whiskey blind


[Verse 2]

Seaboard train rolling down that high iron seaboard line

Gonna catch her for down to Helen

To ease my worried mind

Whiskey deaf and whiskey blind


[Verse 3]

Way down on the corner

See the big parade go by

Wish I was in the brass band, marching to the sky

Whiskey deaf and whiskey blind


[Verse 4]

All around this country and what do you think I see?

Lord, whiskey, dope, and women

Done made a wreck of me

Whiskey deaf and whiskey blind


[Verse 5]

Cannot stand the government

Cannot stand the law

Cannot stand the dark days comin' on the saw

Whiskey deaf and whiskey blind

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