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One summerC?s evening drunk as hell, I sat there nearly lifelDmess, F
an oldC man in the corner sang, where the water lilies grow. Dm G
C On the jukebox Johnny sang, about a thing called Dmlove. F
C "How are you kid? F What'Gs your name? And what doC you know?"F Dm F
In bloodC and death 'neath a screaming sky, I lay down on the ground, Dm F
the armsC and legs of other men, were scattered all around. Dm G
Some prayed aCnd cursed, then cursed and prayed,
and thenDm they prayed some more, F
but the only Cthing tFhat I couldG see, C
was a pair oCf brown eyes they werFe looking at me. G C
When Cwe got back, labeGled parts one to threFe, C
there was no pair Cof brown eyes waGiting for me. F
And a rovin'C a rovin' Fa rovin' I'lGl go, C
for a pairF of Dmbrown eyes, fFor a pair of brDmown Geyes. C
I loCoked at him, he looked at me, all I could do was hDmate him, F
while Ray anCd Philomena sang, of my elusive dream. Dm G
I saCw the streams and the rolling hills,
where his Dmbrown eyes were waiting, F
and I thoughtC about a paiFr of browGn eyes, C
that waiteFd once Dmfor me, thaFt waited onceDm for me. G C
So drunkC as hell I left that place,
sometimes walking, Dmsometimes crawling. F
A hunCgry sound came on the breeze, so I gave the walls a talking. Dm F
And I heard Cthe sounds of long ago, from the old caDmnal. F
And the birds wCere whistling in tFhe trees, G C
as the wind Fwas gently laDmughing. F
And a rovin'C a rovin' aF rovin' I'lGl go, C
a roCvin' a roviGn' a rovin'F I'll go. C
And a rovin'C a rovin' aG rovin' I'Fll go, C
for a pairF of Dmbrown eyes, fFor a pair of brDmown Geyes. C
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