[Verse 1]He grew up in a house in the valleyWith a daddy who was one long cigaretteAnd his momma walked out on a Friday nightWith a man that she’d just metHe liked walking the blacktop streets in the rainIn the dark when the city was deadThe machine gone asleep he could hear himself thinkAnd he liked what he saw in his headHer sad blue eyesHer sad blue eyesHe found work at the yard picking apart carsOut on Springfield and LariatHe likes a girl with scars on her arms'Cause it proves she ain’t seen what she wants to yetWith her sad blue eyes[Chorus]Don’t you see it boyEverything’s a circle in this townAnd the best you give can't fixWhat cannot be foundBehind her sad blue eyesBehind her sad blue eyesBehind her sad blue eyes[Verse 2]He put his head to the stone working all day longSaving up those dollars and dimesHe’s got his eye on a ring at the Oakwood MallAnd he likes how the diamond shinesThere’s a quarter-acre lot with a trailer on the spotIf he can work a deal out on timeAnd they park across the street where they dream and they drinkAnd he says I’m gonna make you mineAnd your sad blue eyes[Chorus]Don’t you see it boyEverything’s a circle in this townAnd the best you give can't fixWhat cannot be foundBehind her sad blue eyesBehind her sad blue eyesBehind her sad blue eyes[Verse 3]When they’re naked at night she whispers to himI know you can make it alrightBut the damage moves in like a ghost from withinAnd a storm grows behindHer sad blue eyesWhen they’re naked night she whispers to himI know you can make it alrightBut the damage moves in like a ghost from withinAnd a storm grows behindHer sad blue eyes