A Pair Of Brown Eyes
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One Gsummer evening, drunk to hell
I Amsat there nearly Clifeless
An Gold man in the corner sang
"Where the CWater Lilies AmGrow"
AnGd on the jukebox, Johnny sang
AmAbout a thing calledC love
And it's "GHow are you, Amkid?' and "CWhat's your Gname?"
And "CHow'd you bloody Amknow?"
In Gblood and death, 'neath a screaming sky
I Amlaid down on the Cground
And the Garms and legs of other men
Were Cscattered all aAmround
Some Gcursed, some prayed, some prayed, then cursed
Then Amcursed, then prayed some Cmore
And the Gonly Amthing that CI could Gsee
Was a pair of brown Ameyes that was Clooking at Gme
But when we got baAmck, labeled Cparts one to Gthree
There was no pair of Ambrown eyes Cwaiting for Gme
And a Grovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
For a Cpair of brown Ameyes
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I Glooked at him, he looked at me
All AmI could do was Chate him
While GRay and Philomena sang
Of Cmy elusive drAmeams
I Gsaw the streams, the rolling hills
Where Amhis brown eyes were Cwaiting
And I Gthought aAmbout a Cpair of brown Geyes
That Cwaited Gonce for Amme
So Gdrunk to hell, I left the place
Sometimes Amcrawling, sometimes Cwalking
A Ghungry sound came across the breeze
So I Cgave the walls a Amtalking
And I Gheard the sounds of long ago
AmFrom the old caCnal
And the Gbirds were Amwhistling Cin the Gtrees
Where the Cwind was gently Amlaughing
And a Grovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
A rovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
And a rovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
For a Cpair of brown Ameyes
For a pCair of Dbrown Geyes
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And a Grovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
And a rovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
And a rovin', a Amrovin', a Crovin' I'll Ggo
For a Cpair of brown Ameyes
For a pCair of Dbrown Geyes