Healy's Angel Eyes - Help w/Chorus Lyrics

[Tom Cianflone]

Does anyone know the words to the chorus in Jeff Healy's
Angel Eyes? I can't seem to get it off the disk at all.
Here's the part in question:

Chorus:

So tonight I lie to stars above, how did I ever win your love
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
What did I do, what did I say, to turn your angel eyes my way.

That's just a guess, but it doesn't make any sense, nor can I
be sure from listening (over and over) to this passage on the
disk. Any help would sure be appreciated...

P.S: I'm posting this to r.m.cd also because there was someone
over there looking for this recording just the other day.
Also, to r.m.misc just because.
Please follow up to rec.music.bluenote only. Or email.
Thanks!
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[Patrick Tully]

In article <tomc.696706043@rlxdev> to...@modcomp.uucp (Tom Cianflone) writes:
>Does anyone know the words to the chorus in Jeff Healy's
>Angel Eyes? I can't seem to get it off the disk at all.
>Here's the part in question:
>
>Chorus:
>
>So tonight I lie to stars above, how did I ever win your love
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>What did I do, what did I say, to turn your angel eyes my way.
>

My interpretation is...

So tonight I'll ask the stars above, how did I ever win your love?

What did I do, what did I say, to turn your angel eyes my way.

couldn't REALLY make this out on the disc, but it makes SENSE! :)

hope this helps.

Patrick.
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[Michael Knapp]

In article <48...@oucsace.cs.OHIOU.EDU> ptu...@bigbird.cs.ohiou.edu (Patrick Tully) writes:
>
>My interpretation is...
>
>So tonight I'll ask the stars above, how did I ever win your love?

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

>What did I do, what did I say, to turn your angel eyes my way.
>
> couldn't REALLY make this out on the disc, but it makes SENSE! :)
>
>hope this helps.
>
>Patrick.

My interpretation was always: "So tonight, our lives are stars above."
IMHO, this is very clear, but perhaps my ears aren't as good as I'd like to
believe they are.

Mike

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[M'Linda Taylor]

In article <tomc.696706043@rlxdev> to...@modcomp.uucp (Tom Cianflone) writes:

>Does anyone know the words to the chorus in Jeff Healy's
>Angel Eyes? I can't seem to get it off the disk at all.
>Here's the part in question:
>
>Chorus:
>
>So tonight I lie to stars above, how did I ever win your love
>^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

So tonight I ask the stars above, etc.......

>What did I do, what did I say, to turn your angel eyes my way.
>
>
>That's just a guess, but it doesn't make any sense, nor can I
>be sure from listening (over and over) to this passage on the
>disk. Any help would sure be appreciated...
>
>P.S: I'm posting this to r.m.cd also because there was someone
>over there looking for this recording just the other day.
>Also, to r.m.misc just because.
>Please follow up to rec.music.bluenote only. Or email.
>Thanks!
>--
>Regards, Tom Cianflone
><uunet!modcomp!tomc> -or- <modcomp!to...@uunet.uu.net>

Later,

M'Linda
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[Akira Mori]

How about this?

"So tonight, I lie with stars above."

I'm not a native English speaker, but I like that line.

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Akira Mori
Information Science
Kyoto University
Japan