Posted October 02, 2008 by Public Domain 4U
Weeping Willow
by Blind Boy Filler
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Public Domain 4U says: How does a man with no eye sight paint a picture so well? It's the music and the story telling, I'm sure. The feeling of being alone is as universal as love and music itself. And Mr. Fuller is quite capable of pickin' these emotions out of his guitar. It's the framework of his tale.
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