Stealers Wheel Blind Faith Lyrics

(Rafferty/Egan)

Do you remember back in '64?
You came a-knockin', knockin' on my door,
Yeah, you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
I didn't care where I was going, no I didn't think twice.

I was just a young boy, yeah, I was so green,
You were so experienced, you know what I mean,
Still you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
I didn't care where I was going, no I didn't think twice.

Blind faith was all we had,
Looking back it all seems kind of sad,
We just sat around and watched it all go bad.

I said I never thanked you for everything you'd done,
I had to do a lot of walking before I could run.
Still you really got me going, but you kept me on ice,
I didn't care where I was going, no I didn't think twice.
Blind faith was all we had,
Looking back it all seems kind of sad,
We just sat around and watched it all go bad.

(repeat and fade out)

Gerry Rafferty & Joe Egan: Their songs, voices, guitars, pianos, mandolins and kazoos - and featuring their organs
Peter Robinson: Piano, Electric Piano, Hammond Organ, Pipe Organ, Synthesizer & Chimes
Gary Taylor: Electric Bass and Mini-Moog
Joe Jammer: Electric Guitar
Andrew Steele: Drums, Tambourines, Congas, Triangle, Chimes, Maracas, Wood Blocks, Cowbell, Claves and Jawbones
Bernie Holland: Electric Guitar
Chris Neale: Harmonica
Corky Hale: Harp
Chris Mercer: Tenor Sax
Steve Gregory: Tenor Sax
Mike Stoller: Electric Harpsichord
Strings arranged by Richard Hewson
Horns arranged by Mike Stoller

Who wrote Blind Faith lyrics?

Blind Faith is written by Joe Egan, Gerald Rafferty.

When was Blind Faith released?

Blind Faith is first released in 1973 as part of Stealers Wheel's album "Ferguslie Park" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 6th track on this album.

Which genre is Blind Faith?

Blind Faith falls under the genre Rock.

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