Painter of Women - The Beau Brummels

Seventeen lanterns are burning tonight

Isn’t he a sight?

Sitting alone on his plush Persian rug

In the blackest night

With his fancies in-flight

All his colors are bright

And the canvas is white of

The painter of women

Yes, the canvas is white of

The painter of women

Stooped at his easel

His brushes in hand

He is in demand

Everyone’s heard how

The sight in his fingers

Will guide his hand

He is known through the land

As the blind gentle man

Yes, he’s the blind gentle man who’s

The painter of women

Ya, he’s the blind gentle man who’s

The painter of women

Painting the faces

Where no faces are

They are bizarre and

Lovely to see

Selling to emperors

Kings and queens

Each of his dreams

Each of his dreams

He is always around

With his love to be found

And all the people surround him

The painter of women

I see the people surround him

The painter of women

All the people surround him

The painter of women