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Artist: Dan Potthast
Canonical path: /dan-potthast/eyeballs
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Eyeballs
Read Eyeballs lyrics by Dan Potthast on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Eyeballs
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When I'm not there I feel eyes bearing down on you
I feel the pressure of a million desires
could they be more than in my mind
feeling them watching you when we go out
everyone seems to notice you
you say hello, smile and wave
and flip your hair
don't you know how that makes me feel
feeling them watching you
woa oh oh oh oh oh
eyeballs eyeballs
you don't say the words but I can read it in your body language
and so can they
I hate the laughter in their eyes
I'm not paranoid or insecure
I know they're watching you
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