Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Roy Orbison
Canonical path: /roy-orbison/the-eyes-of-texas
Related lyric paths: 6
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The Eyes Of Texas
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The Eyes Of Texas
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The eyes of Texas are upon you
All the live long days
The eyes of Texas are upon you
And you cannot get away
Do not think you can escape them
From night till early in the morn
The eyes of Texas are upon you
Till Gabriel blows his horn
The eyes of Texas are upon you
All the live long days
The eyes of Texas are upon you
And you cannot get away
Do not think you can escape them
From night till early in the morn
The eyes of Texas are upon you
Till Gabriel blows his horn
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Roy Orbison performs "The Eyes Of Texas", and this lyric page sits inside the Roy Orbison catalog on LyroVerse.
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