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Chris De Burgh ~ I Had The Love In My Eyes


Show me a man secure in his love, And i'll show you a lucky man; I loved her too well and i just couldn't tell, She was holding another hand, And when she said that she would leave in the morning, I broke down and cried, 'cos i had the love in my eyes, i just didn't see it, Such a surprise, i just don't believe it, Somebody took her away, oh i was blind, I had the love in my eyes... Day after day, in so many ways, I gave her the best of me, But she wanted more, and she opened the door, Well i hope that you find what you need; And all the time i thought that she was beside me, She was drifting away, But i had the love in my eyes, i just didn't see it, Such a surprise, i just don't believe it, Somebody took her away, oh i was blind, I had the love in my eyes, I had the love in my eyes... more free lyrics

Show me a man secure in his love,
And i'll show you a lucky man;
I loved her too well and i just couldn't tell,
She was holding another hand,
And when she said that she would leave in the morning,
I broke down and cried,

'cos i had the love in my eyes, i just didn't see it,
Such a surprise, i just don't believe it,
Somebody took her away, oh i was blind,
I had the love in my eyes...

Day after day, in so many ways,
I gave her the best of me,
But she wanted more, and she opened the door,
Well i hope that you find what you need;
And all the time i thought that she was beside me,
She was drifting away,

But i had the love in my eyes, i just didn't see it,
Such a surprise, i just don't believe it,
Somebody took her away, oh i was blind,
I had the love in my eyes,
I had the love in my eyes...

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