Sunset so pretty but you’ll never see it glow
Reds, pinks & greens, colors you think you know
Oh what a pity you never understoond why we don’t eat yellow snow
Because you’re colorblind
Can you even be patriotic if you can’t see red, white, or blue?
Does March 17th often confuse you?
We once died your undies pink and you never even knew
Because your eyes don’t recognize hue – you’re colorblind
You wore black on Easter, orange on New Years
Rumor has it that your colorless eyes don’t produce tears
I bet watercolors are some of your biggest fears
Ya know – cuz you’re colorblind
But maybe other senses have increased for the better
Like maybe you can stand really bad weather
I’m sure there are tones that you really treasure?
I mean, you must’ve found something else since you’re colorblind
We know it’s not your fault; it’s up to fate or genetics
And I bet kindergarten was pretty hectic
Lucky for you TSA can’t detect it
Even still, you’ll always have something to blame
Ya know, the colorblind.