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Carly Simon ~ Easy On The Eyes


(carly simon/andy goldberg) I’m the most dangerous person in this room The way you look I could do some damage to myself It’s your heart against mine And i fear i may capsize I’m operating without a license But i’m willing to pay the price ‘cause you’re just so easy You’re so damned easy on the eyes You turn your face The two sides don’t synchronize You’re nothing like anyone i’ve ever seen before If i’m staring at you then i apologize You defy every rule i’ve learned But still i’ve never been half so turned on And you’re just so easy You’re so damned easy on the eyes Handsome’s not a word that comes to mind But i’d have to be blind to try and minimize How easy you are on the eyes Easy on the eyes In my vertigo You’re easy on the eyes >from head to toe You’re so easy on the eyes I’m operating without a license But i’m willing to pay the price And you’re just so easy You’re just so damn easy on the eyes more free lyrics

(carly simon/andy goldberg)

I’m the most dangerous person in this room
The way you look
I could do some damage to myself
It’s your heart against mine
And i fear i may capsize
I’m operating without a license
But i’m willing to pay the price
‘cause you’re just so easy
You’re so damned easy on the eyes

You turn your face
The two sides don’t synchronize
You’re nothing like anyone i’ve ever seen before
If i’m staring at you then i apologize
You defy every rule i’ve learned
But still i’ve never been half so turned on
And you’re just so easy
You’re so damned easy on the eyes

Handsome’s not a word that comes to mind
But i’d have to be blind to try and minimize
How easy you are on the eyes
Easy on the eyes
In my vertigo
You’re easy on the eyes
>from head to toe
You’re so easy on the eyes

I’m operating without a license
But i’m willing to pay the price
And you’re just so easy
You’re just so damn easy on the eyes

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