Love You Blind
Sheryl Crow · Other Songs - Sheryl Crow
We make love and we make joy, one girl and one more boy
Say, we are, everybody's eyes, lay down your guns and recognize
There's only one way, if you leave me no choice, but to love you blind
Tell me people, who's leading who
And tell me people, who's following who
A world asleep, is a world in deep, oh yeah
We don't have to be this way
Everybody say, we are the world to come
A place of love and a world of one
One mind can generate, what we anticipate
Say, we make war when we couldn't make peace
Tell me who is the man in the driver seat
There's only one way, if you leave me no choice, but to love you blind
Tell me people, who's leading who
And tell me people, who's following who
A world asleep, is a world in deep, oh yeah, oh oh yeah
We don't have to be this way
???????????? a common sky, everybody knows that we've got to try
Hold back the tears, and break that chain
Let love rule again
Signs will come of what we do now, you and me, and me and you
Love is all we need tonight, yeahhhhhh
Listen people, we don't have to be this way
Love and harmony, soul inspiration and prophecy
We make love and we make joy, one girl and one more boy
Say, we are, everybody's eyes, lay down your guns and recognize
There's only one way, if you leave me no choice,
We are the world to come, race of love, and a world of one
One mind can generate, what we anticipate
Say, we make war when we couldn't make peace
Tell me who is the man in the driver seat
Ooohhh there's only one way, yeahhh
Everybody knows that we've got to try
Hold back the tears, and break that chain
Let love rule again
Signs will come of what we do now, you and me, and me and you
Love you blind, love you blind
Love You Blind
Sheryl Crow's 'Love You Blind' stands as a testament to her enduring ability to craft intimate, emotionally resonant rock ballads. Emerging from a career defined by sharp songwriting and a distinctive blend of rock, pop, and country influences, the track showcases Crow's signature vocal warmth and lyrical directness. While often overshadowed by her massive commercial hits, this recording highlights the depth of her catalog, offering a more subdued exploration of vulnerability and devotion. The song fits seamlessly within her broader discography, reflecting the consistent quality and emotional honesty that have secured her place as a respected figure in American music. It remains a compelling listen for fans appreciating the nuanced storytelling that characterizes her most personal work.