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Alabama ~ She's Got That Look In Her Eyes


Written by randy owen and teddy gentry

She's still got those pretty eyes like she did in school
The first time that she looked at me my heart went ka-boom
Today i saw that look again on sale in summer square
She looked so good in what she wore somehow it don't seem fair

She's got that look in her eyes just like she's always had
She's got that smile on her lips that always drives me mad
When she looks at me the way i feel comes as no surprise
I love that look when she's got that look in her eyes

Just today she looked at me and i felt like a kid
Even thought i'm grown up now the puzzle seems to fit
I may never have her but i'll still love her still
Oh i may never hold her in my mind i always will

She's got that look in her eyes just like she's always had
She's got that smile on her lips that always drives me mad
When she looks at me the way i feel comes as no surprise
I love that look when she's got that look in her eyes

When she looks at me the way i feel comes as no surprise
I love that look when she's got that look in her eyes


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