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Corner of My Eye
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Corner of my Eye
Jaclyn Reinhart
So many times we let people
Walk on by
Never stopping them to
Say hello
We just watch them as
They walk away
Were too afraid of what they
May or may not
Say yah
And
Do you see me from
The corner of your eye
Do you realize that
You are in mine?
And every time that you walk by
I see you
From the corner of my eye
Went for a walk to
Clear my mind
As I do sometimes
When things don't feel right
I picked a daisy to find out the truth
It said you loved me
But it didn't say what to do
Now
It's up to me to find out from you
If flowers, lie
Do you see me from the corner of your eye
Do you realize that you are in mine?
And every time that you walk by
I see you, from the corner of my eye
Whisper your name as
You walk away
Oh yeah oh yeah
Only hoping that you'll turn around
And look my way oh oh
Can you see me from the corner of your eye oh
Do you realize that you are
You are in mine
Every time that you walk by well
I see you,
I see you
I see you
I see you,
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh oh
Oh I see you
From the corner
Of my
Eye
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I Know a Girl
03:34
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Oil and Water
03:57
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Fake It
03:20
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One Day
04:00
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Jaclyn Reinhart Saint John, New Brunswick
Jaclyn Reinhart holds nothing back with a roots-rock style blending influences from Sherly Crow to Tom
Petty.
With two albums under her belt, she is ramping up for her third Fall 2021 release of a 5 Song EP. This new record has her highlighting songs about healing, moving forward, and forgiveness as she steps away from her pop-rock style and brings an Americana sound to this record.
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