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Down to freeze my very soul. Makes me happy, makes me cold. My eyes are blind but I can see. The snowflakes glisten on the trees. The sun no longer sets me free. I feel the snowflakes freezing me. Let the winter sun shine on. Let me feel the frost of dawn. Build my dreams on flakes of snow.
That song is stark and sobering, telling the story of a friend of Axton's whose drug abuse killed him. In 1981, Styx released their own song called "Snowblind," which also deals with drug abuse. System of a Down covered this on the 2000 Black Sabbath tribute album Nativity In Black II. At least two Black Sabbath tribute bands were named Snowblind.
Black Sabbath - Snowblind (tradução) (Letra e música para ouvir) - What you get and what you see / Things that don't come easily / Feeling happy in my pain / Icicles within my brain / (Cocaine / Something blowing in my head
Snowblind Lyrics by Black Sabbath from the Under Wheels of Confusion: 1970-1987 album- including song video, artist biography, translations and more: What you get and what you see Things that don't come easily Feeling happy in my vein Icicles within my brain (cocaine) …
What you get, and what you see Things that don't come easily Feeling happy in my pain Icicles within my brain (cocaine) Something blowin' in my head Winds of ice that soon will spread Down to freeze my very soul Makes me happy, makes me cold My eyes are blind, but I can see The snowflakes glisten on the trees The Sun no longer sets me free I ...
27 de oct. de 2023 · “Snowblind” by Black Sabbath vividly portrays the highs and lows of cocaine addiction. Through powerful imagery and metaphors, the song captures the initial euphoria followed by the numbing coldness and isolation of drug abuse. The lyrics reflect a battle within, a struggle between the fleeting pleasure and the harsh reality.
From Black Sabbath Vol. 4. I'm not the owner of anything. All Rights Reserved to the respective composers.Authors: Tony Iommy/Geezer Butler/Ozzy Osbourne/Bil...
