Wedding Ring Songtext
von St. Divine
Wedding Ring Songtext
I won′t ask you for a ride home in the morning
I'll know by the way you drag the curtains raw at dawn
I ain′t particular to the gravity of warning
I just accept the side of bed I'm on
I've been alright
I′ve been accused of talking before talking
I′ve been condemned by the bureaucracy
I've been replaced, I′ve been erased
I saw that damn look on your face
When your hair brushed against your sleeve
I've been ok
When you grabbed my wrists and held em close
That′s what I remember most
I pick my shoes up off the floor
You walk out that door
Rain's not a whisper, it′s me
A man could lead
A man could bleed
A man could breathe
A man could leave
A man could reason
A man could curse
A man could heal
A man could thirst
They say I know I should be getting over you
The lord knows I should be getting over you
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you′d sing
When you wore my wedding ring
The gravel curses our feet
The sunlight beams retreat
Wish we could play that song on the radio
Where George Jones stands true
Tammy in Eldorado blue
Praying for the scent of you
La la la la la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la la la la
A man might stay
A man might kneel
A man might pay
A man might steal
A man might fade
A man might fall
A man might break
Long distance calls
We could drive all night
To try and get it right
Between the bars, beneath the stars
But, there′s no bright lights tonight
No more melodies to write
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you′d sing
Like those songs you'd sing
When you wore my wedding ring
I'll know by the way you drag the curtains raw at dawn
I ain′t particular to the gravity of warning
I just accept the side of bed I'm on
I've been alright
I′ve been accused of talking before talking
I′ve been condemned by the bureaucracy
I've been replaced, I′ve been erased
I saw that damn look on your face
When your hair brushed against your sleeve
I've been ok
When you grabbed my wrists and held em close
That′s what I remember most
I pick my shoes up off the floor
You walk out that door
Rain's not a whisper, it′s me
A man could lead
A man could bleed
A man could breathe
A man could leave
A man could reason
A man could curse
A man could heal
A man could thirst
They say I know I should be getting over you
The lord knows I should be getting over you
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you′d sing
When you wore my wedding ring
The gravel curses our feet
The sunlight beams retreat
Wish we could play that song on the radio
Where George Jones stands true
Tammy in Eldorado blue
Praying for the scent of you
La la la la la la la la la la la
La la la la la la la la la la la
A man might stay
A man might kneel
A man might pay
A man might steal
A man might fade
A man might fall
A man might break
Long distance calls
We could drive all night
To try and get it right
Between the bars, beneath the stars
But, there′s no bright lights tonight
No more melodies to write
Like those songs you'd sing
Like those songs you′d sing
Like those songs you'd sing
When you wore my wedding ring
Writer(s): Will Croxton Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com

