I Believe My Own Eyes Lyrics - Kim Wilde

As performed in the musical "tommy" 

With alistair robins as mr. walker 

Written by pete townsend 

Alistair: this can't continue 

It makes no sense 

We're getting nowhere 

I've lost all my confidence 

The boy wants something 

Unsatisfied 

He needs attention 

And care our love can't provide 

And then, there's the matter of us 

I'd like to prove 

That I don't think you've seen the best of me 

I've stood up for the boy 

And I've clung to the hopes and the lies 

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I wished that the pain in your gaze 

Could again be a test of me 

But when I look in the mirror 

I believe my own eyes 

I believe my own eyes 

Now I've come to the end 

All my patience is gone 

When I'm doubtful I tend 

To believe my own eyes 

Kim: I'd like to declare 

This devotion and care is a life to live 

That nothing has changed 

And the time isn't passing us by 

But I have to say here 

That for us there is a clear-cut alternative 

When we look at eachother 

We believe our own eyes 

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Both: I believe my own eyes 

Now I've come to the end 

All my patience is gone 

When I'm doubtful I tend 

To believe my own eyes 

This has gone far enough 

After all we've been through 

We can be brave 

We done all we can humanly do 

It's a time to be tough 

A time to be wise 

We must stop chasing our dreams and recover our lives 

I believe my own eyes 

Now I've come to the end 

All my patience is gone 

When I'm doubtful I tend 

To believe... 

I'd like to believe 

But I don't think that we've seen the best of us 

And a way to believe is to see where the real future lies 

I hope that the pain in your gaze can again be a test of me 

And when I look in the mirror 

I believe my own eyes 

Let's believe our own eyes 

No we've come to the end 

All our patience is gone 

Let's admit we intend to believe our own eyes 

Kim: ... to believe our own eyes