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Artist: Eric Johnson
Canonical path: /eric-johnson/emerald-eyes
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Emerald Eyes
Read Emerald Eyes lyrics by Eric Johnson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Emerald Eyes
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When I go and I get lonely
I begin to think of you
But I know a dream it's only
And I'm a fool
Someone said that you'd be long gone
And not to waste my time on you
I see you every day in sunshine
And I'm a fool
Emerald Eyes, I see you somewhere
Why your eyes so blue?
Love can be like holding your breath
Is that the way fools do?
I haven't the time to talk about it
But I admit I've been a fool
Though I shouldn't think about it
I need you
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Eric Johnson performs "Emerald Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Eric Johnson catalog on LyroVerse.
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