Private Eyes
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Private Eyes
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I see you, you see me
Watch you blurring the lines when you're making a scene
Oh girl, you've gotta know what my head overlooks
The senses will show to my heart
When it's watching for lies, you can't escape my
Private eyes, they're watching you
They see your every move
Private eyes, they're watching you
Private eyes, they're watching you, watching you, watching you
You play with words, you play with luck
You can twist it around, I've had enough 'cause, girl
I've gotta know if you're letting me in or letting me go
Don't lie when you're hurting inside
Cause you can't escape my
Private eyes, they're watching you
They see your every move
Private eyes, they're watching you
Private eyes, they're watching you, watching you, watching you
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Sleeping At Last performs "Private Eyes", and this lyric page sits inside the Sleeping At Last catalog on LyroVerse.
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