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Chris Isaak ~ Notice The Ring


Long legged Good looking You got everything Slow walking You come up Then I notice the ring I notice the ring You're talking, I'm listening, But I don't hear a thing Is it something he bought you Or only a ring, oh baby I notice the ring, does it mean anything You don't gotta fool me if you say it's only jewelry I believe you when you slip off the ring, oh baby It's got complicated if it's more than just gold plated Are you single, does it mean anything I notice the ring, we gotta slow down She's laughing, stop worrying Get in the swing Heart pounding, I'm wondering Just what did she mean I notice the ring I notice the ring Say nobody's waiting That's it's nothing just gold plating That it really doesn't mean anything Say your grandma left it to you Just all you need to do is tell me that it's no wedding ring, Nice diamond I notice the ring I notice the ring We gotta slow down I notice the ring more free lyrics

Long legged
Good looking
You got everything
Slow walking
You come up
Then I notice the ring
I notice the ring

You're talking, I'm listening,
But I don't hear a thing
Is it something he bought you
Or only a ring, oh baby

I notice the ring, does it mean anything

You don't gotta fool me if you say it's only jewelry
I believe you when you slip off the ring, oh baby
It's got complicated if it's more than just gold plated
Are you single, does it mean anything

I notice the ring, we gotta slow down

She's laughing, stop worrying
Get in the swing
Heart pounding, I'm wondering
Just what did she mean

I notice the ring
I notice the ring

Say nobody's waiting
That's it's nothing just gold plating
That it really doesn't mean anything
Say your grandma left it to you
Just all you need to do is tell me that it's no wedding ring,
Nice diamond

I notice the ring
I notice the ring
We gotta slow down
I notice the ring

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