Honey you, are a rock,
Upon which I stand
And I come here to talk,
I hope you understand

Green Eyes
Yeah the spotlight, shines upon you
And how could
Anybody, deny you

I came here with a load
And it feels so much lighter now I met you
And honey you should know
That I could never go on without you
Green Eyes

Honey you, are the sea
Upon which I float
And I came here to talk
I think you should know

Green Eyes
You're the one that I wanted to find
And anyone who tried to deny you
Must be out of their mind

Because I came here with a load
And it feels so much lighter
Since I met you
And honey you should know
That I could never go on
Without you
Green Eyes, Green Eyes
whoa oh oh
whoa oh oh
whoa oh oh
whoa oh oh

Honey you are a rock
Upon which I stand



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    yup. coldplay.. i'd like to hear jack sing it though

    kiersten ohmanon July 06, 2008   Link

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