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The Stars In Your Eyes
06:58
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It’s happening now
in the lines upon your face
I see you very slowly embracing the gray
what once was a smile
is now a cloud in the sky
I can feel the time
take the love you gave to me
I see the stars in your eyes
I see the moon upon your smile
the sun and the rain are washing away the days
and the memories of your face
I see the stars in your eyes
when it rains you ache
the water is way too deep
I touch you so gently
and you sleep
our bottles of wine have all gone dry
the tide is taking me
I beg for your embrace
I see the stars in your eyes
I see the moon upon your smile
the sun and the rain are washing away the days
and the memories of your face
I see the stars in your eyes
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how you’re holding on
I can’t believe you’re complaining
my arms are so so strong
I have no need to explain myself
well I never seem to have a clue
you know I’ll always be tryin’
what do you want me to do?
I hope you stop cryin’ and cryin’
you want the best of me
the best of me
my love
so I’ll try to be
I’ll try to be… true
I can feel you holding on
never ever letting go
it’s been so so long
would you rather be alone?
whatever are we gonna do?
I have no idea darlin’
maybe hide under the sheets with you
can we go back to the start then?
I want the best of you
the best of you
my love
so please try to be
just try to be… true
I can feel you holding on
never ever letting go
it’s been so so long
would you rather be alone?
how we’re holding on
never never letting go
it’s been so so long
promise that we’re finally home
I will never complain
I will never complain
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