Angel Eyes
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Angel Eyes
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[ duet with Emmylou Harris ]
Angel eyes angel eyes
The ways of the world are feeble don't give up on simple people
Angle eyes stun those nights
The blues you can live wthout it's not what you song's about
Angel eyes angel eyes
Tell me what would we're doin' without the light from angel eyes
You can move the hearts of men
Just with a phrase you're turning since hearts ever have been yearning
Bear with us bear so alone
Thin lines you've been living on are so close to the danger zone
Angel eyes angel eyes
Tell me what would we're doin' without the light from angel eyes
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