With the first piano motif begins a ‘dialogue’ with my dad [on the outside] with <i><b>his</i></b> piano part answering. My recorded heartbeat from a sonogram is heard next in the intro as my arranger-producer dad wanted to convey the <I><b>very</i></b>

With the first piano motif begins a ‘dialogue’ with my dad [on the outside] with <i><b>his</i></b> piano part answering. My recorded heartbeat from a sonogram is heard next in the intro as my arranger-producer dad wanted to convey the <I><b>very</i></b>

I wrote <i><b>In My Eyes</i></b> around the end of my 7th grade year as a tribute to my dad. A lot was going on at the end of that year, with school officials still very angry with me for making, in the Principal’s words, <i><b>“…the school look bad,”</i>

As time is passing by
The one I call my hero
Has taught me how to fly
Wherever I go

IÂ’d look over my shoulder
And I would see
HeÂ’s On Top Of His Cloud
Watching over me

YouÂ’re my hero, youÂ’re my hero
YouÂ’re the worldÂ’s hero in my eyes
Yeah youÂ’re a hero, thereÂ’s nothing like you in my skies
ThatÂ’s the way I see it in my eyes

You showed me life
And the role you play
For generations to come what may

The three important questions
That you would share
Who are you, where will you go,
how will you get there for all to know

YouÂ’re my hero, youÂ’re my hero
YouÂ’re the worldÂ’s hero in my eyes
How can I thank you for all that youÂ’ve done in my life
ThatÂ’s the way it is in my eyes

You showed me life, to take it in
You showed me what to live for
To never give in
This song is more than just a song

YouÂ’re my hero, youÂ’re my hero
In my eyes
Yeah youÂ’re a hero, thereÂ’s nothing like you in my skies
This is what I see in my eyes
Beautiful person to me
In my eyes