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Eyes Turn Blue

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Tell me your stories 'bout the days of your glory and the dreams that you made come true
I've got my reasons for ignoring your seasons, but I don't think you want them too
How many times do you have to find Jesus before you know if He found you?
All these days in the world we praise, now it's gone out and left you on the roof

Oh my darling, tell me the truth
When you said you love me did your eyes turn blue?

Best you be believing when you see what you're reading 'bout the things that I said I'd do
Time keeps moving we all keep losing hope in love and truth
The reports were wrong so we just carried on drinking your tomato soup
It didn't take long and the rain was gone, the sun came up and the light came shining through

Oh my darling, tell me the truth
When you said you love me did your eyes turn blue?
And oh my sweetheart as you disappear
Well I left you crying, I didn't catch your tears, oh no.

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from The Burley Griffin, released November 21, 2015

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The Burley Griffin Canberra, Australia

Post religious folk hymns born of an isolated childhood and refined on hitch hiking adventures and nationwide tours of the USA.

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