Eyes Out For You Lyrics

	A fence is stretched across my brow
	A divided country: then and now,
	And you the border guard
	My caravan waved off the track
	With dusty miners hid in back,
	Their faces glowing hard …
	Bruised and black and hunkered down,
	From sparkling fuses underground,
	And digging the way through
	To surface on some other side
	With time to burn, a past to hide,
	And one eye out for you
	WIth letters cut from magazines
	I hide my hand and speak between
	The truth and what I need
	I lift the face of something strong,
	To mask the shadow growing long
	And blur what it concedes…
	I've found myself out on a range
	Found the mirror staring strange,
	Demanding what I knew
	Of tell-tale stripes across my back
	The eyes I keep - each blue and black,
	And both of them out for you
	Now I've crossed into some northern town
	Where winds rise up and stars come down
	And no one knows my name
	I stitch a coat from what I find
	And weave a story in my mind
	With nothing such as blame …
	I scrawl out pages, watch them burn
	The jumpy horses nod in turn,
	The way I need them to
	Before I run them to the fields
	As buildings blaze and dot the hills
	Like all eyes out for you

	A fence is stretched across my brow
	A divided country: then and now,
	And you the border guard
	My caravan waved off the track
	With dusty miners hid in back,
	Their faces glowing hard
	Bruised and black and hunkered down,
	From sparkling fuses underground,
	And digging the way through
	To surface on some other side
	With time to burn, a past to hide,
	And one eye out for you
	WIth letters cut from magazines
	I hide my hand and speak between
	The truth and what I need
	I lift the face of something strong,
	To mask the shadow growing long
	And blur what it concedes
	I' ve found myself out on a range
	Found the mirror staring strange,
	Demanding what I knew
	Of telltale stripes across my back
	The eyes I keep each blue and black,
	And both of them out for you
	Now I' ve crossed into some northern town
	Where winds rise up and stars come down
	And no one knows my name
	I stitch a coat from what I find
	And weave a story in my mind
	With nothing such as blame
	I scrawl out pages, watch them burn
	The jumpy horses nod in turn,
	The way I need them to
	Before I run them to the fields
	As buildings blaze and dot the hills
	Like all eyes out for you

	A fence is stretched across my brow
	A divided country: then and now,
	And you the border guard
	My caravan waved off the track
	With dusty miners hid in back,
	Their faces glowing hard
	Bruised and black and hunkered down,
	From sparkling fuses underground,
	And digging the way through
	To surface on some other side
	With time to burn, a past to hide,
	And one eye out for you
	WIth letters cut from magazines
	I hide my hand and speak between
	The truth and what I need
	I lift the face of something strong,
	To mask the shadow growing long
	And blur what it concedes
	I' ve found myself out on a range
	Found the mirror staring strange,
	Demanding what I knew
	Of telltale stripes across my back
	The eyes I keep each blue and black,
	And both of them out for you
	Now I' ve crossed into some northern town
	Where winds rise up and stars come down
	And no one knows my name
	I stitch a coat from what I find
	And weave a story in my mind
	With nothing such as blame
	I scrawl out pages, watch them burn
	The jumpy horses nod in turn,
	The way I need them to
	Before I run them to the fields
	As buildings blaze and dot the hills
	Like all eyes out for you

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