In Those Eyes - Wayne Watson

In Those Eyes

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Intro: G C Am D
 
verse 1
G C
Mama's Eyes, by my bed each night,
Am D
When I'd cry she'd hold me tight,
Em Am C
And when the fever would come she'd cool my brow
C G
I remember now mama's eyes
C Am D
When I went my way, How those eyes just seem to say,
G Em C
May the Lord be strength and song, words gentle but strong,
G
Written there in Mama's eyes
 
[Refrão]
Em Am D
In those eyes my fears were all cast down
G C
In those eyes was strength without a sound
F D
Etched into my mind for comfort, hope through every trial.
Em Am D
Eyes that seemed to know my every turn,
G C
Shining with compasion and concern,
F
Shedding a light on every shadown
D G
I can find such rest in Mama's eyes
 
Am D
 
verse 2
G C
Jesus Eyes, gazing deeper still
Am D
To the place only He could fill.
Am Em D C
Needs can only He can meet, finally laid at his feet.
G
There is rest in Jesus eyes
C Am D
He has loved me more, than the greatest of love before.
G Em C
Love purer that winter snow, there is comfort you know
G
from a look in Jesus eyes.
 
[Refrão]
Em Am D
In those eyes my fears were all cast down
G C
In those eyes is strength without a sound
F D
Etched into my mind for comfort, hope through every trial.
Em Am D
Eyes that seem to know my every turn,
G C
Shining with compasion and concern,
F
Shedding a light on every shadown
D G
I can find such rest in Jesus eyes
 
Outro
C Am D
One day I will see, how such love could be given to me,
G Em C
The foolish will be made wise, from the truth writen there
G C
In Jesus' Eyes
G
In Jesus's Eyes

How to play In Those Eyes

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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