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Lee Ann Womack ~ Does My Ring Burn Your Finger


When I gave you my heart It was not what you wanted Now the walls say your name And the pictures are haunted [Chorus] Does my ring burn your finger Did my love weigh you down Was a promise to much To keep around I remember your words And I can't keep from crying I could never believe That your kisses were lying Was there something from the past Buried in a shallow grave Did you think that it was to far gone to save Please tell me baby Please tell me baby You say that I should just go on Now please tell me how Now it's just me and the night And I'm so broken hearted I just wait in the dark here For my dearly departed [Repeat Chorus] more free lyrics

When I gave you my heart
It was not what you wanted
Now the walls say your name
And the pictures are haunted

[Chorus]
Does my ring burn your finger
Did my love weigh you down
Was a promise to much
To keep around

I remember your words
And I can't keep from crying
I could never believe
That your kisses were lying
Was there something from the past
Buried in a shallow grave
Did you think that it was to far gone to save

Please tell me baby
Please tell me baby
You say that I should just go on
Now please tell me how

Now it's just me and the night
And I'm so broken hearted
I just wait in the dark here
For my dearly departed

[Repeat Chorus]

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