These Old Eyes Have Seen It All

George Jones

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Tom:
E The old man's hair was white, his eyes looked tired He drank his beer at the table all alone But he smiled when I spoke to him, so I sat down for awhile I wound up sitting there the whole night long 'Cause I could see he had a lifetime on his mind So I just sat there and listened, and I was glad to take the time [Verse 1]
E E7 A And he said, "I saw Jimmy Rodgers yodel on the stage
B7 E And I saw Hank when they walked him to his grave
E7 A I saw a country boy from Memphis change the world with rock and roll
B7 E And these old eyes have seen it all" [Verse 2]
E E7 A And he said, "I saw friends of mine on foreign soil die proud
B7 E I saw things over there, son, that I still can't talk about
E7 A I saw a crazy man named Hitler and his army rise and fall
B7 E Yes, these old eyes have seen it all [Chorus]
A B7 E These old eyes have seen it all
A B7 Now the hands of time are writing on the wall
A B7 E E7 A Telling me I won't have long to wait until my Jesus call
B7 E C7 These old eyes have seen it all [Verse 3]
F F7 Bb I saw my sweet Mary love me, fifty years"
C7 F With a trembling hand, he wiped away a tear
F7 Bb He said, "My memories of Mary are the sweetest I recall
C7 F And these old eyes have seen it all [Chorus]
Bb C7 F These old eyes have seen it all
Bb C7 They saw a man walk on the moon and come back home
Bb C7 F F7 Bb And I know it won't be very long until I hear my Jesus call
C7 F These old eyes have seen it all
C7 F Son, these old eyes have seen it all
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