Lyrics Every Fire - Ronnie Milsap

Every Fire - Ronnie Milsap
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Every Fire, artist - Ronnie Milsap. Album song My Life, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 26.06.2006
Record label: Concord, Craft
Song language: English

Every Fire

I guess it is a bit too soon
To be the life of the party
Ahh, did I go and spoil the mood
Well, I’m sorry, darlin'
But before you go I wanna tell you
I wish that I could change the way things are
But everytime I go and find a tiny spark
I’ll say something wrong
And it’s easy to tell that it’s raining in my heart
And that’s been puttin' out every fire I try to start
Now when she left it hurt me so
But I knew somebody I’d be alright
And I swear to you that I don’t know
Why it’s taking such a long time
But before you go I wanna tell you
I wish that I could change the way things are
But everytime I go and find a tiny spark
I’ll say something wrong
And it’s easy to tell that it’s still raining in my heart
And that’s been puttin' out every fire I try to start
I’ll say something wrong
And it’s easy to tell that it’s still raining in my heart
And that’s been puttin' out every fire I try to start
And that’s been puttin' out every fire I try to start

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Artist lyrics: Ronnie Milsap