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Tired Eyes

Tired Eyes lyrics by Laney Jones. Oh, tired eyes I’ll sing you lullabies To feed your hungry soul To drink slumber’s wine In fairy land Where we walk oh...

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Tired Eyes

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Oh, tired eyes

I’ll sing you lullabies

To feed your hungry soul

To drink slumber’s wine

In fairy land

Where we walk oh hand-in-hand

And rest on the Moon that holds us close

Oh, my love what ails you?

The stars still do shine

The roses that bloom

Lay kisses on your eyes

Forget-me-knots are tied

The colors rolling in your seamless mind

The sorriest of woes

Lead nowhere

Oh, my love what ails you?

The stars still do shine

The roses that bloom

Steal kisses from your eyes

High hopes and memories

If you need me dear

Find the keys and come on home

I hope your dreams

Are filled with romance

Behind those hidden doors

I humbly wait

Behind those hidden doors

I’ll always wait

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