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Goo Goo Dolls ~ Close Your Eyes


I wish I had a saxophone I'd play the blues til you came home With a little sadness in your eye Now that all my time was spent In you walked you're heaven sent Thinking 'bout all the nights you cried Had a certain passion And I had silly dreams All of the vicious actions Don't close your eyes to me I wish I had a camera lens To film the things my mind had said Before they reached my mouth and got all bent Looking up the skies of blue All day long I think of you Even after all the shit we've been through Had a certain passion And I had silly dreams All of the vicious actions Don't close your eyes to me more free lyrics

I wish I had a saxophone
I'd play the blues til you came home
With a little sadness in your eye
Now that all my time was spent
In you walked you're heaven sent
Thinking 'bout all the nights you cried

Had a certain passion
And I had silly dreams
All of the vicious actions
Don't close your eyes to me

I wish I had a camera lens
To film the things my mind had said
Before they reached my mouth and got all bent
Looking up the skies of blue
All day long I think of you
Even after all the shit we've been through

Had a certain passion
And I had silly dreams
All of the vicious actions
Don't close your eyes to me

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