Light In Your Eyes

Sheryl Crow · The Very Best Of - UK Release

Something's happenin'
everything's different,
but everything is fine, yeahhh

This is the good stuff,
and yesterday is only what you leave behind
it's only in your mind

Chorus:
You gotta talk to the one who made you
talk to the one who understands
talk to the one who gave you
all the light in your eyes
all the light in your eyes

No use pretendin'
you never existed
til you saw the light, yeahh

you're just beginning
you haven't missed it-it's all ahead of you,
and you know what to do

Chorus:
You gotta talk to the one who made you
talk to the one who understands
talk to the one who gave you
all the light in your eyes
all the light in your eyes

Here comes the world and,
she is beautifully mysterious
shes got it all and you sa,
give it to me

Nobody's happy
that's not the world i knew inside
where everybody hides

Chorus:
You gotta talk to the one who made you
talk to the one who understands
talk to the one who gave you
all that light in your eyes
all that light in your eyes

You gotta talk to the loves who loves you
talk to the one who understands
talk to the one who gave you
all the light in your eyes
all the light in your eyes

Yeah, thank you, thank you
yeah, everything great and small
yeah, thank you, thank you
for the light in your eyes

yeah, thank you, thank you
yeah, everything great and small
yeah, thank you, thank you,
for the light in your eyes
for the light in your eyes

Light In Your Eyes

Sheryl Crow's 'Light In Your Eyes' stands as a testament to her enduring ability to craft introspective rock ballads. Released during a period where her catalog was being celebrated in comprehensive collections, the track showcases her signature blend of melodic rock and thoughtful songwriting. While often associated with her broader discography of hits, this recording highlights the emotional depth that has defined her career since the early 1990s. The song reflects the polished production values and lyrical sincerity characteristic of her work, offering listeners a moment of reflection within her extensive body of music. It remains a notable song in her catalogue, demonstrating the consistency and artistry that have secured her place in modern rock history.