Picture Cards
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Picture Cards
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Didn't try to fall in love with you
Tried everything that I could do
To keep myself from falling
Like I've done so many times
Tried to wash it all away
With anything and every day
I think of all the things we said
When we were all alone
I saw daylight in your eyes
I saw daylight in your eyes
Wish I could but I can't say
Tomorrow's still a day away
I'll always love the time
That I can spend with you
Who can know and who can tell
I never seen a wishin' well
That held what it's supposed to hold but who knows
Maybe somewhere there might be
I saw daylight in your eyes
I saw daylight in your eyes
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Who performs "Picture Cards"?
Blaze Foley performs "Picture Cards", and this lyric page sits inside the Blaze Foley catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Cold Cold World and Ooh Love with a short reason for opening each page next.
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