Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Tim Hughes
Canonical path: /tim-hughes/the-eyes-of-my-heart
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The Eyes Of My Heart
Read The Eyes Of My Heart lyrics by Tim Hughes on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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The Eyes Of My Heart
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Every day
I see more of Your beauty
Every day
I know more of my frailty, Lord
And I can only hope that I'll be changed
Even as I look upon Your face
For the eyes of my heart
They're on You for ever, they're on You forever
Yes, the eyes of my heart
They're on You for ever, they're on You forever
Every day
I see more of Your greatness
Every day
I know more of my weakness, Lord
And I can only hope that I'll be changed
Even as I look upon Your face
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