Doc tor, my (Eb)eyes have seen the years and as and the (Gm)slow pa rade of furled fears
with out (Cm)cry ing.
Now I want to un der (Eb)stand.
I have done all that I could to see the nev er (Gm)e vil and the good I got with out hid ing.
You must (Ab)help me if you can.
Doc tor, my eyes,
(Eb)tell me what is wrong.
Was I un wise
to leave them o (CN.C.)pened for so (Ab)long?
’Cause I have (Eb)wan dered thru this world and as and each (Gm)mo ment rade un furled fears
I’ve been (Cm)wait ing to a wak en from these (Eb)dreams.
Peo ple go just where they will.
to see I nev er (Gm)no ticed that un til I got with this hid ing that it’s (Ab)la ter than it seems.
Doc tor, my eyes,
(Eb)tell me what you see,
I hear their cries,
just say if it’s (CN.C.)too late for (Ab)long?
’Cause I have (Ab)me.
Doc tor, my eyes
(Eb)can not see the sky.
Is this the (Cm)prize
for hav ing learned (CN.C.)how not to (Ab)cry?
Doc tor, my eyes.
Doc tor, my eyes.
Doc tor, my eyes.
This page shows “Doctor, My Eyes” by Jackson Browne in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Eb at 100 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.