The music video follows the story of U.S soldier PFC Randy Hirneisen, who is returning from a tour of duty in Afghanistan to his home in Augusta, where he is reunited with his wife and holds his two-month old baby for the first time. The song is very moving, somewhat cliche in it’s style but with enough originality to prevent it becoming dull, one of the fan favourites and one of the few BSC songs that a non-fan may have come across. One of the band’s biggest hits, and the first proper video we’ve shown you so far, this is In My Blood Ħ- Blind Man (Folklore And Superstition- Track 1) The song peaked at 29 in the US billboard 100 Rock Songs and at 10 in the Mainstream Rock Charts, the band’s highest position in the mainstream charts for a single so far. The first track to make from BSC’s second and highest chart-climbing studio album, 2008’s Folklore And Superstition, is the album’s first track, and single, Blind Man.
The song is a lyrical masterpiece, it’s chorus is this.
The song also features an incredibly sexy opening, with a single bass drum for four beats, joined by a lone guitar for sixteen beats playing a riff, then the song explodes into life as the rest of the band kick in. The music video for this song is the band playing in the infamous Waverly Hills Sanatorium in the band’s home state, Kentucky. The hospital was opened in 1910 and was used to treat tuberculosis victims until the anti-biotic was developed.
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