"Blind Eye" genre: Funk
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	A original song about government and taxes. Recorded live at Ocean View in New Bedford.
	CD: Live at Ocean View Credits: Copyright 2002-2003. Lyrics: J. Gagne / Music: Shipyard Wreck
	Story Behind the Song We actually began playing this song as a jam and decided to form it into something more. James wrote lyrics and everyone got together and added their own piece to it. Lyrics It’s hard to understand any phrase in a book When it masked by the robber waiting for you with a giant hook He drags you down and still holds you by the hand He claims your modest victory and tries to share the land The names are still engraved deep in that piece of paper But he still comes along and wants to shape you He holds you to your glory and defies you to your chance It’s a mean old world but I swear it’s better than the rest Old friend of mine, where did you go? Where, where did you go? And the TV just shouts (stares) right at him He never sees any lie Then he sees one day and lets out an awkward cry Now he understands he’s been led with a blind eye

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