Look into my eyes, can you see my pain.
Can you see the light in me, like a candle in the rain.
Look into my eyes, can you see my past.
Can you trace the years of suffering burning fierce and fast.
Do you see my skeletons the ghost behind my eyes.
Can you tell fact from fiction, my truth from my lies.
And if I told you that I loved you, would you see a sparkle in my eye.
Would you believe a tearful eye that doesn't usually cry.
Look into my eyes and tell me what you see.
Look into my soul, look deep inside of me.
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