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Artist: Graham Nash
Canonical path: /graham-nash/sad-eyes
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sad Eyes
Read Sad Eyes lyrics by Graham Nash on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sad Eyes
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In the morning light I once told you
I will love you all of my life,
Then I noticed that you were asleep,
But I told you anyway.
You were lying warm and tender,
Looking lovely in the light,
Then I started to think of what you mean to me
And I kissed you.
You can really open sad eyes,
Just like they say you can.
You can really open my mind,
To see the better man I am
No more looking through sad eyes.
And when the morning came, you looked up to me.
You took away my pain
When you told me what could be.
So goodbye sad eyes.
You can really open sad eyes,
Just like they say you can
You Have really opened my mind,
To see the better man I am
No more looking through sad eyes.
Sad eyes,
Sad eyes,
Sad eyes,
Sad eyes.
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Graham Nash performs "Sad Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Graham Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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