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Artist: Joan Osborne
Canonical path: /joan-osborne/his-eyes-are-a-blue-million-miles
Related lyric paths: 6
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His Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
Read His Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles lyrics by Joan Osborne on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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His Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles
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I look at him and he looks at me
In his eyes i see the sea
Don't see what he sees in a girl like me
He says he loves me
His eyes, his eyes
His eyes are a blue million miles
His eyes, his eyes
His eyes are a blue million miles
Far as i can see he loves me
His eyes, his eyes
His eyes are a blue million miles
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Joan Osborne performs "His Eyes Are A Blue Million Miles", and this lyric page sits inside the Joan Osborne catalog on LyroVerse.
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