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Artist: Miranda Sex Garden
Canonical path: /miranda-sex-garden/ah-look-upon-these-eyes
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Ah, Look Upon These Eyes
Read Ah, Look Upon These Eyes lyrics by Miranda Sex Garden on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Ah, Look Upon These Eyes
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Ah look upon these eyes
Once full of gladness
And now but founts of sadness
By day and night from grief
I vainly seek relief
Ah look into this heart
Once so contented
And now tormented
Then read the sorrow there
'Tis more than I can bear
Ah cruel cruel love
Thus to forsake me
Then welcome death and take me
In my unhappy state
I ask no other fate
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