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Your Eyes
04:07
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Let’s get away
Only where we can go
With every strength
I will let you know
That everything you do is just another reason to love you more
And the way you look at me is always something i can’t ever ignore
In myself
In my mind
I reset
That I haven’t lost you yet
Ive felt the bitterness, the guilty and all
Too much to complicate the things i recall
The voice you left me is there anything at all I can do
You left your thoughts to wonder through
You left this sound to wonder to
You left your love to wonder through
Ive felt the bitterness, the guilty and all
(The guilty and all)
Too much to complicate the things i recall
(Things I recall)
The voice you left me is there anything at all I can do
You left your thoughts to wonder through
Everything you do is just another reason to love you more
(Everything you do is just another reason to love you more)
The way you look at me is always something i can’t ever ignore
(The way you look at me is always something i can’t ever ignore)
Everything you do is just another reason to love you more
(Everything you do is just another reason to love you more)
The way you look at me just keeps me always waiting, wanting for more
(The way you look at me just keeps me always waiting, wanting for more)
Your eyes
They shine
So bright
Tonight
Your eyes
They shine
So bright
(You look so beautiful tonight)
Tonight
Your eyes
(You look so beautiful tonight)
They shine
So bright
Tonight
Your eyes
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