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Sad Eyed Lady {the pressure and need for release}

from A Fondness for Hometown Scars by Mina Caputo

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lyrics

Lady…
She came out of the dark
Caused my heart to flutter
And she kills me…
With the way she smiles

Lady…
I know that you’re lonely
There’s nowhere to hide
Dry these smiles that melt in your eyes
She’s seen some ups & downs
The wind blowing ’round
She stays silent, & alone in the world

Why
don’t you look my way?
And she hides behind her face
And i’m down on my knees
Fall down on your knees

She snowflakes in the light of the sun, in all things, & all places
Lady spent the whole night drinking
Apple & the almond trees will blossom

Why,
don’t you look my way?
And she hides behind her fate
And I’m down on my knees
Fall down on your knees

She snowflakes in the light of the sun, in all things, & all places
Lady spent the whole night drinking
Apple & the almond trees will b l o s s o m

How beautiful she would be in one of those gorgeous…
c o s t u m e s. . .

In the soft evening air, I shall like to cherish her
Dear life in her red dusky glow
Lady
She came out of the dark
Caused my heart to flutter
And she kills me
With the way…
she smiles.

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from A Fondness for Hometown Scars, released April 14, 2008

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