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Black Crowes ~ Evil Eye


This is illegal Thru an evil eye And i won't deceive you This i testify You all know the reason why I won't enslave you A little bliss forever I'm not afraid to love you A little bliss forever Chorus Look at the world with an evil eye Your cold heart won't let you cry Try to make a change in the wink of an eye Do you have it in you to even try? Jesus can't save you Though it's nice to think he'd try This is not to scare you This is to make sense of your time Do prophets speak in rhymes? Then you die! more free lyrics

This is illegal
Thru an evil eye
And i won't deceive you
This i testify
You all know the reason why
I won't enslave you

A little bliss forever
I'm not afraid to love you
A little bliss forever

Chorus

Look at the world with an evil eye
Your cold heart won't let you cry
Try to make a change in the wink of an eye
Do you have it in you to even try?

Jesus can't save you
Though it's nice to think he'd try
This is not to scare you
This is to make sense of your time
Do prophets speak in rhymes?
Then you die!

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