Ebony Eyes
Stevie Wonder
She's a Miss Beautiful Supreme A girl that others wish that they could be If there's seven wonders of the world Then I know she's gotta be number one She's a girl that can't be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets She's a devastating beauty A pretty girl with ebony eyes She's the sunflower of nature's seeds A girls that some men only find in their dreams When she smiles it seems the stars all know Cause one by one they start to light up the sky She's a girl that can't be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets She's a devastating beauty A pretty girl with ebony eyes a girl that can't be beat born and raised on ghetto streets a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes When she starts talking soft and sweet Like birds of spring her words all seem to sing With a rhythm that is made of love And the happiness that she only brings She's a girl that can't be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets She's a devastating beauty A pretty girl with ebony eyes a girl that can't be beat born and raised on ghetto streets a devastating beauty a pretty girl with ebony eyes Yeah, yea yea .......yeah Pretty black beauty Yeah, hea yeah Yea, yea, yeah, yea, yea, yeah yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yea, yeah She's a girl that can't be beat Born and raised on ghetto streets She's a devastating beauty A pretty girl with ebony ey---es Ebony ey---es Ebony ey---es Ebony ey---es Ebony eyes70s amazing ambitious best albums better than the beatles classic Classic RnB concept album Eye Color Songs f favorites Flowing Juices fun groovyacousticsoul happy happy happy joy joy MINCHIA CHE DISCO FIGO motown Old School soul oran party music rhythm and blues rhythm-blues rnb romantic soul soul for the whole soul music stevie - ebony eyes Stevie Wonder Sunday Plankton
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