If you wanna stay
Always here
All these years
The last frontier
It's no concern of theirs
The world outside
Corrupts my child
So trust these eyes

Faith is in your soul
But in these walls
Hormones stall
Dogs will crawl
The vices and the doubt
We resist
All this shit
So kneel submit

Free love
Free love
Feel love in all my sisters
Breathe out
Blind house
You don't need to know their secrets
Believe me

Pray and violate
Abuse your trust
False gods must
Purge their lust
A family that lies
To seal your fate
To take the weight
Of their self-hate

Free love
Free love
Bring love to all my sisters
Breathe out
Blind house
You don't need to know their secrets
Believe me

Breathe out
Blind house
Free love
Feel loved


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The Blind House Lyrics as written by Steven John Wilson

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  • +4
    General Comment

    Steven Wilson said the inspiration for this song came from a raid of a fundamentalist church in Texas.

    There's a wiki entry about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YFZ_Ranch_raid

    And you can hear Wilson talk about it in this video: roadrunnerrecords.co.uk/page/News

    Loving this track, by the way. :)

    CoyoteLongshoton September 01, 2009   Link
  • +1
    My Opinion

    "It's no concern of theirs The world outside Corrupts my child So trust these eyes"

    This song is ridiculously beautiful.

    I can't get enough of this album. I LOVE it. I think it's seriously better than sex.

    clowdN9NEon October 30, 2009   Link
  • +1
    My Interpretation

    I'm pretty sure this song is about a religious cult, or fundamentalist group. The song mentions staying behind the walls and not needing to look at the "corrupt" world.

    therayderon January 14, 2010   Link
  • +1
    My Opinion

    Does anyone else like the drumming on this as much as I do?

    Gavin is amazing... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavin_Harrison

    slyborgon February 22, 2010   Link
  • 0
    My Interpretation

    Sounds like an attack on the average pedestrian and their trust of the media.

    2006200720082009on September 01, 2009   Link
  • 0
    General Comment

    anyone else notice how messed up you feel after hearing this song? F'n Great though.

    Ahourstoryon October 24, 2012   Link
  • 0
    My Opinion

    This song is soo sad..

    Little girls being molested by people of the 'faith'. A false kind of trust.. It is horrible and I don't want to discuss this any further. I can feel the hurt in this song, I can share their pain.

    You don't need to know their secrets.. You wouldn't understand.

    Nefilimpon November 20, 2012   Link
  • -1
    General Comment

    I think there's a one mistake in the lyrics but the rest is totally correct

    Faith is in your soul But in these walls All Most of Dogs will crawl

    pliskin0100on September 03, 2009   Link

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