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Artist: Fats Domino
Canonical path: /fats-domino/those-eye
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Those Eye
Read Those Eye lyrics by Fats Domino on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Those Eye
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No, she didn't know me when she looked into my eyes she
Didn't know it but she had me hypnotized with those eyes
Those pretty pretty eyes and now she stood there so she
Looked at me and smile my hearts kept jumpin' and you
Know the reason why those eyes those pretty pretty eyes
And then I told her I shere go for those eyes she said
I'm sorry but she for some other guy those eyes those
Pretty pretty eyes yes when she was leaving yes I wave my
Last goodbye I won't forget her and she know the reason
Why those eyes those pretty pretty eyes
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