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Tuning: E A D G B E
Originally by Anne Dodson, 1989 (?) [Verse 1]
AIt's in your eyes, All the things we've been Bmlonging to speak of; BmIt's in your eyes, But too soon to respAond. AThe gentle light That still shines Bmout with confusion, But, tEill it's time to spE7eak, It's in your Aeyes.
[Verse 2]
AIt's in your smile, The subtle gifts that the yBmears turn to small lines; BmIt's in your smile, Lips I only have sAeen. AUnless the time comes When those lBmips turn to know mine, I lEive with the unasked quE7estions In your smAile.
[Chorus]
F#mSpeak to me C#mone word BefDore the evening's tAurning; BmI'll do the best I can to pay in kEind. F#mThere'll never be aC#mnother time So swDeet with unasked quAestions. BmIt's not yet time to speak our mE7ind.
[Verse 3]
AIt's in your touch, That soft, accidBmental persuasion, BmIt's in your touch, The hands that softly brush bAy; AThe strong draw Between Bmbodies unknowing. Till tEime finds the E7answers, It's in your Aeyes.
[Chorus]
F#mSpeak to me C#mone word BefDore the evening's tAurning; BmI'll do the best I can to pay in kEind. F#mThere'll never be aC#mnother time So swDeet with unasked quAestions. BmIt's not yet time to speak our mE7ind.