Those Eyes

Thirsty Merc

Theres something about you girl
A mystery
I can't put my finger on
Just what it could be
But ever since you walked in
A different energy
Has taken my mind and heart away

And you're crossing the room
And you're talking to me
And now I know what I see

Those eyes are gonna make me fall
One look, I want it all
Those eyes
You've got me hypnotised
Those eyes are gonna see me through
Pretty girl, I'm loving you
Those eyes
Have got me hypnotised

I dont even know your name
Is this a dream
Cause right now i feel so high
I can't begin to explain
My temperatures rising wild
You're making me sweat
Tonight is a night I'll never forget

And you're crossin the room
And I'm talkin to you
And now I know that it's true

Those eyes are gonna make me fall
One look i want it all
Those eyes
You've got me hypnotised
Those eyes are gonna see me through
Pretty girl, im loving you
Those eyes
Havegot me hypnotised

Hey girl, its now or never
Those eyes are gonna last forever more

And you're crossing the room
And you're one step away
And I'm looking at you
And my hearts in a daze
What more can i say

Those eyes are gonna make me fall
One look I want it all
Those eyes
You've got me hypnotised
Those eyes are gonna see me through
Pretty girl, im loving you
Those eyes
have got me hypnotised
Those eyes are gonna make me fall
One look i want it all
Those eyes
You've got me hypnotised
Those eyes are gonna see me through
Pretty girl, im loving you
Those eyes
have got me hypnotised
Yeah Those eyes,
youve got me hypnotised


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    I love this song.

    It's one of those self-explanatory songs that I just love to belt out from time to time.

    tastesthatgoodon July 15, 2007   Link

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