Lyrics My Mother's Eyes - Arthur Prysock

My Mother's Eyes - Arthur Prysock
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Date of issue: 03.05.2018
Song language: English

My Mother's Eyes

Back in childhood days,
I can remember loving caresses showered on me.
Mother’s eyes would gaze at me so tender,
What was their meaning?
Now I can see.
One bright and guiding light,
That taught me wrong from right,
I found in my mother’s eyes.
Those baby tales she told,
That road all paved in gold,
I found in my mother’s eyes.
Just like a wandering sparrow,
One lonely soul.
I walked the straight and narrow,
To reach my goal.
God’s gift sent from above,
A real unselfish love,
I found in my mother’s eyes.
When I’m all alone, no one around me,
I find the future dark as can be.
Sorrows I have known, always surround me,
Then through the shadows, I always see.
One bright and guiding light,
That taught me wrong from right,
I found in my mother’s eyes.
Those baby tales she told,
That road all paved in gold,
I found in my mother’s eyes.
Just like a wandering sparrow,
One lonely soul.
I walked the straight and narrow,
To reach my goal.
God’s gift sent from above,
A real unselfish love,
I found in my mother’s eyes.

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Artist lyrics: Arthur Prysock