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Sad Eyes

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Roy Orbison Canonical path: /roy-orbison/sad-eyes Related lyric paths: 6
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Sad Eyes

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Sad eyes, sad eyes, across the room

Sad eyes, crying in your gloom

Sad eyes, love has been untrue

Just look at me, oh just look at me

Just look at me, i'm lonely too

I'm like you, so like you, sad eyes

Oh sad eyes

Don't you know that tears can be erased?

Oh sad eyes Tears won't help

But maybe i can replace that other face

Sad eyes, sad eyes, this ain't just a line

Sad eyes, maybe we can find

Sad eyes, somewhere down the line

Happiness, oh happiness Happiness together, you and i

Someday, some way, sad eyes

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