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Mr. Old Eyes

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Mr. Old Eyes

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In his worn eyes

I saw the grudge

For many years, in nothing he believed

And he never got out of the rain

Always with his newspaper

And the news melting the soul

Always mr. lonely

Used to say:

Nothing will get better

Maybe he just needed love

Or maybe less hate

He should get out of the rain

Maybe it would heal the pain

Protest against it all

And all would be better

If he

Wasn't alone

Used to say:

Nothing will get better

And today, i remember his eyes

Altought i don't remeber his face

Had the eyes of a three hundred years old

Eyes of loniness

Maybe he just needed peace

Or maybe less hate

He should get out of the rain

Just to heal his pain

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