Look In My Baby's Eyes
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Look In My Baby's Eyes
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There's our house the porch light's on
I know she's waiting for me to come home
Then I've got to face the look in baby's eyes
I wonder how many times she's cried
I guess as many times as I've lied
To help put the look in baby's eyes
She don't have to say a word Lord cause she talks with those eyes of hers
They always say I know and follow me wherever I go
I've gotta change my ways and I'm gonna start today
Cause I don't wanna see the look in baby's eyes
Lord I hope that she will understand
I'll do my best and if I can
I'll change the look in my baby's eyes
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