Blue Eyes
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Blue Eyes
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Crying yet smiling
Love is in my arms
I nearly died a trying
To do her no harm
These blue eyes aint a lying
I just had to let her know
Aint no point in trying
If you’re going let it go
If you’re going let it go
I ain’t denying
That it was never quite the same
I'm pretty bored of lying
And I can tell she feels the same
These blue eyes ain’t a trying
To put her through no pain
Kinda just relying
On the fact that she knows when to walk away
On the fact that she knows when to walk away
Pain isn’t crying
'Cause she finally let me go
The red lights were blinding
'Cause though I loved her
Oh, I never let her know
Though I loved her
Oh, I never let her know
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Jack Rayne performs "Blue Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Jack Rayne catalog on LyroVerse.
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