My Eyes Have Seen You
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My Eyes Have Seen You
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My eyes have seen you, my eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Stand in your door
When we meet inside
Show me some more, show me some more
Show me some more
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Turn and stare
Fix your hair
Move upstairs, move upstairs
Move upstairs
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Free from disguise
Gazing on a city under
Television skies, television skies
Television skies
My eyes have seen you
My eyes have seen you
Eyes have seen you
Let them photograph your soul
Memorize your alleys
On an endless roll
Endless roll, endless roll
Endless roll, endless roll
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Jim Morrison performs "My Eyes Have Seen You", and this lyric page sits inside the Jim Morrison catalog on LyroVerse.
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