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Chaka Khan ~ Be My Eyes


Big brown bedroom eyes They're bad for me Reluctantly you hit me To my vulnerability I don't like this feeling 'cause i can't see straight Something says i met my match Courtesy of fate I've always taken pride In my independence So afraid and careful Not to show it No - but you give me clarity Like a bright green laser beam I think you want what's best for me In spite of my resistance Be my eyes Sing me, i'm your song Make me wise, baby I'll be strong Constantly the ones we love scorn us It's not for them to comprehend It's none of their business Misery loves company I think you really know me And there's no coincidence My mama must have made me So we would find each other more free lyrics

Big brown bedroom eyes
They're bad for me
Reluctantly you hit me
To my vulnerability
I don't like this feeling
'cause i can't see straight
Something says i met my match
Courtesy of fate

I've always taken pride
In my independence
So afraid and careful
Not to show it
No - but you give me clarity
Like a bright green laser beam
I think you want what's best for me
In spite of my resistance

Be my eyes
Sing me, i'm your song
Make me wise, baby
I'll be strong

Constantly the ones we love scorn us
It's not for them to comprehend
It's none of their business
Misery loves company

I think you really know me
And there's no coincidence
My mama must have made me
So we would find each other

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