Lyin' Eyes

City girls just (Gmaj7)seem to find out (C)early

(Am)how to open the doors with just a (D7)smile.

A (G)rich old man,

and (Gmaj7)she won't have to (C)worry.

She'll (Am)dress up all in (C)lace and go in style.

(G)She Late at night,

a (Gmaj7)big old house boy gets (C)lonely.

I guess (Am)ev'ry form

of refuge has its (D7)price.

And it (G)breaks her heart to (Gmaj7)think her love is (C)only

given (Am)to a man with hands

(C)as cold as ice.

(D)So she (G)tells him she must (Gmaj7)go out for the ar (C)evening

(Bm7)to (Am)comfort an old friend who's feelin' down.

(D7)Ain't But (G)he knows where she's be (Gmaj7)goin' as she's (C)leavin'.

(Bm7)She's (Am7)headed for the (C)cheatin' side used of (G)town.

(G)You can't hide your lyin' eyes,

(G)and your (Em)smile

(Bm7)is a thin (Am)disguise.

(D)I thought by (G)now (F)you'd (C)realize,

(A)there (Am)ain't no way to (D7)hide your lyin' (G)eyes.

(G)On the other side

of (Gmaj7)town, er a boy is (C)waiting,

I with (Am)fiery eyes

and dreams no one could (D7)steal.

And She (G)drives on through

the (Gmaj7)night (C)anticipating,

'cause he (Am)makes her feel the (C)way she used to (G)feel.

(D)So She (G)rushes to his (Gmaj7)arms,

they fall to (C)argether.

(Bm7)She (Am)whispers that it's only for (D7)awhile.

Ain't She (G)swears that soon she'll be (Gmaj7)comin' back (C)forever.

(Bm7)She (Am7)pulls away

and (C)leaves him with used a (G)smile.

(G)You can't hide your lyin' eyes,

(G)and your (Em)smile

(Bm7)is a thin (Am)disguise.

(D)I thought by (G)now (F)you'd (C)realize,

(A)there (Am)ain't no way to (D7)hide your lyin' eyes.

(G)On the