"The Tip Of My Fingers" lyrics
"The Tip Of My Fingers"
I reached out my arms and I touched you
With soft words, I whispered your name
I had your love on the tip of my fingers
But that was as close as I came
My eyes held a vision of sweet lips
Yielding beneath my command
I had your love on the tip of my fingers
But I let it slip right through my hands
But I let it slip right through my hands
Somebody took you when I wasn't looking
I should've known right from the start
It's a long long way from the tip of my fingers
To the love hidden deep in your heart
To the love hidden deep in your heart
Somebody took you when I wasn't looking
I should've known right from the start
It's a long long way from the tip of my fingers
To the love hidden deep in your heart
To the love hidden deep in your heart
Writer(s): Bill Anderson
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- Wanda Jackson Lyrics
album: "Wanda Jackson Sings Country Songs" (1965)
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