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Billy Gilman ~ Making Real Sense Of The Senses


Our eyes are for looking at things But they are also for crying When we are very happy or very sad Our ears are for listening But so are our hearts Our noses are for smelling food But also the wind and the grass and If we try very hard, butterflies Our hands our for feeling But also for hugging and touching so gently Our mouths and tougues are for tasting But also for saying words, like "I love you", and "Thank you, God, for all of these things." more free lyrics

Our eyes are for looking at things
But they are also for crying
When we are very happy or very sad

Our ears are for listening
But so are our hearts
Our noses are for smelling food

But also the wind and the grass and
If we try very hard, butterflies
Our hands our for feeling
But also for hugging and touching so gently

Our mouths and tougues are for tasting
But also for saying words, like
"I love you", and
"Thank you, God, for all of these things."

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