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The Eyes Speakng for Themselves


How do they do it Why do they do it I really wanna know If you look into my mine I guarantee you, they will show They tell when I'm crying They tell when I'm lying They're just like your annoying cousins trying to blackmail While your begging not to tell How do they do it Why do they do it I'm beginning to think that they have a mind of their own not stopping until they have their own throne If you ever wine up in trouble Its very possible that it could turn into double the very moment you show those selfish eyes you might be in for an unpleasant surprise
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