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Chris Rea ~ Hey You


I'm stood out with my brother On a tree lined avenue I see the sweetest little creature Coming into my view And i say to myself, i say man i'm gonna get me some Of that bright little angel That shines like the morning sun Well my brother steps in, faster that light And he sweet talks this angel, clean out of sight I say hey you, you with that look in your eye Hey you, you with that look in your eye Well she moves like a river From her head down to her toes It's less a way of walking More a total flow And i say to myself, i wonder I wonder if she knows What she's doing to me and my brother From our heads down to our toes Well he's up there on the corner now He's playing up that romeo like only he know how I say hey you, you with that look in your eye Hey you, you with that look in your eye Hey you, you that make the stars shine Hey you, you with that look in your eye more free lyrics

I'm stood out with my brother
On a tree lined avenue
I see the sweetest little creature
Coming into my view
And i say to myself, i say man i'm gonna get me some
Of that bright little angel
That shines like the morning sun
Well my brother steps in, faster that light
And he sweet talks this angel, clean out of sight

I say hey you, you with that look in your eye
Hey you, you with that look in your eye

Well she moves like a river
From her head down to her toes
It's less a way of walking
More a total flow
And i say to myself, i wonder
I wonder if she knows
What she's doing to me and my brother
From our heads down to our toes
Well he's up there on the corner now
He's playing up that romeo like only he know how

I say hey you, you with that look in your eye
Hey you, you with that look in your eye
Hey you, you that make the stars shine
Hey you, you with that look in your eye

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