Your Eyes Have Told Me So
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Your Eyes Have Told Me So
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I know my lips have never met your lips in sweet caress
Your hand has never touched my hand with thrilling tenderness
You never spoke of love to me and still somehow I know
For love has made me wondrous wise
Your eyes have told me so
I saw your eyes
Your wonderful eyes
With love light and tenderness beaming
They thrilled me thru
They filled me too
With wonderful dreams I am dreaming
No need to speak
No more shall I seek
For my heart has taught me their meaning
And love has come at last I know
Your eyes have told me so
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