I Can't See Her

 


Looking hard I can nearly see tomorrow

And I find her there

Taking all she can beg or steal of borrow

Leaving only memories

She thinks I can’t see her

 

Arriving home she assures me that she’s sorry

For the things she said

And it sounds good but she’s still the same old story

She thinks she’s deceiving me

She thinks I can’t see her

She thinks I can’t see

 

All the love that I know

Turning out not to be

Quite enough for her

Though my love for her grows each day

 

A young girl sleeps

And her dreams are laced with silver

From the day before

And as I stare I detect a sudden shiver

Thinking of the day she'll leave

She thinks I don’t need her

She thinks I don’t see

 

All the love that I know

Turning out not to be

Quite enough for her

Though my love for her grows each day

 

 Written by Michael Brewer & Tom Shipley
 1968 Good Sam Music/BMI

 From the Brewer & Shipley album "Down In L.A."

 A&M Records released 1968

 
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