In Winters Eyes

Seabear

In winters eyes, you are mine.
Red eyes (?)
and meet me again.(?)

I follow you, with my, eyes closed.
I might find a way.
What will be will, be.

I go I go I go with you
we fall down, start over new
I look i look into your eyes
- spirit on fire
and everything changes you know as well as i

so let the years pass slowy by
- the way i do

I follow you with my eyes closed
shine a light where it's -
take you home you have nothing
pick your dreams from the stream (?)
I follow you with my eyes closed
dream you can't sleep
everything changes you know as well as I
so let the years pass slowly by

everytime you close your eyes
fall down you and I

I go I go I go with you
we fell down, start over new

I follow you with my eyes closed.
we will see you cant swim.
I know winter will never look at you the way I do.

Everything changes you know as well as I.
So let the years pass slowly by.


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    Lyric Correction

    So let the years pass slowly by.*

    tinieston March 20, 2010   Link
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    General Comment

    This is what I think I hear: Red eyes tell you dead lies to meet me again

    come tumblin' down, spirit on fire

    no skeleton will ever look at you the way I do

    sweetdeeon April 01, 2010   Link

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