Weary eyes
Weary eyes
How can you see with those eyes
Everytime you look up
You’re so down
It's no surprise
No surprise
You’re lost all the time
Following around
Those old weary eyes
They don’t fit your age
Or your point of view
There used to be colors
And now there’s just blue
They’ve seen way too much
Probably more than they should
But don’t shut em tight
Cause you’ll miss all the good
Weary eyes
Weary eyes
How can you see with those eyes
Everytime you look up
You’re so down
It's no surprise
No surprise
You’re lost all the time
Following around
Those old weary eyes
They always take you
Where you never want to be
You end up all stuck
Like a wet magazine
Trying to stay dry
Seems to take all your work
But when the water is high
At least you won’t die of thirst
Weary eyes
Weary eyes
How can you see with those eyes
Everytime you look up
You’re so down
It's no surprise
No surprise
You’re lost all the time
Following around
Those old weary eyes
Following around
credits
from High as the Stars,
released August 9, 2017
guitars, bass & pedal steel: bean
piano: weber
drums & perc: wildman
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