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Paint Your Eyes Blue
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Paint your eyes blue,
When I see you.
When I see you,
Paint your eyes blue.
Faces pass me by in an old café.
I’ll wait a thousand days,
For your blue eyes.
It’s exhausting.
I’ve lost my way.
Just waiting
To dry your eyes.
Brightly shine the tears
They don’t disappear
So push on through the fear
‘till your blue eyes are dry and clear.
Gaze.
I’ll gaze into your eyes.
Your blue eyes,
Your blue eyes.
And they can look down at me all they want.
Say that it ain’t worth it if they want.
I’ll dry your eyes.
Brightly shine the tears
They don’t disappear
So push on through the fear
‘till your blue eyes are dry and clear.
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