Biography:
Roy Linwood Clark (April 15, 1933 – November 15, 2018) was an American singer and musician. He is best known for hosting Hee Haw, a nationally televised country variety show, from 1969 to 1997. Roy Clark has been an important and influential figure in country music, both as a performer and helping to popularize the genre.
During the 1970s, Clark frequently guest-hosted for Johnny Carson on The Tonight Show and enjoyed a 30-million viewership for Hee Haw.
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Through The Eyes Of A Fool:Roy Clark.
#31 on BB Hot Country And #128 on BB
Hot 100 on CAPITOL Records in 1964.
INTRO:
D G C G
(Seen through the eyes of a fool.)
#1.
D G D
If I see someone hold her tight, that's all right,
they're just dancing.
D
If they're together in the moonlight, they're just
G
talking, not romancing.
G A
If I see her out with someone, it's just some old
friend from school.
CHORUS:
Gb D Am7 D Am7 G
That's how it looks through the eyes of a fool.
#2.
G D
If her phone rings and she whispers, I can't talk now..
I don't care.
D Am7 G
A personal matter and she'd rather not discuss it with
me there.
G A
If I see her smile at someone, that's not breaking any
rule.
CHORUS:
Dbm D G C G
That's how it looks through the eyes of a fool.
BRIDGE:
C G
They say that seeing is believing, believe me it's
not true.
A D
You can teach your eyes to only see the things you want
them to.
G A
So, I'd rather keep pretending, like a little child in
school.
Bm D G
And I'll keep looking through the eyes of a fool.
OUTRO:
Em7 G D G C G
Yes, I'll keep looking through the eyes of a fool.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#31 on BB Hot Country And #128 on BB
Hot 100 on CAPITOL Records in 1964.
INTRO:
D G C G
(Seen through the eyes of a fool.)
#1.
D G D
If I see someone hold her tight, that's all right,
they're just dancing.
D
If they're together in the moonlight, they're just
G
talking, not romancing.
G A
If I see her out with someone, it's just some old
friend from school.
CHORUS:
Gb D Am7 D Am7 G
That's how it looks through the eyes of a fool.
#2.
G D
If her phone rings and she whispers, I can't talk now..
I don't care.
D Am7 G
A personal matter and she'd rather not discuss it with
me there.
G A
If I see her smile at someone, that's not breaking any
rule.
CHORUS:
Dbm D G C G
That's how it looks through the eyes of a fool.
BRIDGE:
C G
They say that seeing is believing, believe me it's
not true.
A D
You can teach your eyes to only see the things you want
them to.
G A
So, I'd rather keep pretending, like a little child in
school.
Bm D G
And I'll keep looking through the eyes of a fool.
OUTRO:
Em7 G D G C G
Yes, I'll keep looking through the eyes of a fool.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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