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Bruce Springsteen ~ Gloria's Eyes


I was your big man i was your prince charming King on a white horse hey now look how far i've fallen I tried to trick you yeah but baby you got wise You cut me cut me right down to size Now i'm just a fool in gloria's eyes Swore i'd get you back i was so sure I'd get you back like i done so many times before A little sweet talk to cover over all of the lies You came runnin' back but to my surprise Well there was somethin' gone in gloria's eyes Well in the dark when it was just me and you I asked the question that i knew the answer to Is that a smile my little dolly on the shelf Tell me is that a smile Of is it something else? Now i work hard to prove my love is true Now i work hard and i bring it on home to you At night i pray as silently you lie Some day my love again will rise Like a shining torch in gloria's eyes I was your big man your prince charming King on a white horse now look how far i've fallen more free lyrics

I was your big man i was your prince charming
King on a white horse hey now look how far i've fallen
I tried to trick you yeah but baby you got wise
You cut me cut me right down to size
Now i'm just a fool in gloria's eyes

Swore i'd get you back i was so sure
I'd get you back like i done so many times before
A little sweet talk to cover over all of the lies
You came runnin' back but to my surprise
Well there was somethin' gone in gloria's eyes

Well in the dark when it was just me and you
I asked the question that i knew the answer to
Is that a smile my little dolly on the shelf
Tell me is that a smile
Of is it something else?

Now i work hard to prove my love is true
Now i work hard and i bring it on home to you
At night i pray as silently you lie
Some day my love again will rise
Like a shining torch in gloria's eyes

I was your big man your prince charming
King on a white horse now look how far i've fallen

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