Ray Price Lyrics
"Curtain in the Window"
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(Lee Ross)
These lyin' lips, said they'd forget,
Those same lovin' arms that I miss,
This foolish heart, that let me part,
From those sweet tender lips I long to kiss.
Chorus:
I hear the ticking of the clock as it begged me then to stop,
Each picture on the wall seemed to cry,
And that old rusty gate, I can hear it beg me wait,
While the curtain in the window waves goodbye.
In memory, I still can see,
Two arms that once held me tight,
Oh how I miss a tender kiss,
From those lovin' lips that I kissed goodbye.
Chorus:
I hear the ticking of the clock as it begged me then to stop,
Each picture on the wall seemed to cry,
And that old rusty gate, I can hear it beg me wait,
While the curtain in the window waves goodbye.
These lyin' lips, said they'd forget,
Those same lovin' arms that I miss,
This foolish heart, that let me part,
From those sweet tender lips I long to kiss.
Chorus:
I hear the ticking of the clock as it begged me then to stop,
Each picture on the wall seemed to cry,
And that old rusty gate, I can hear it beg me wait,
While the curtain in the window waves goodbye.
In memory, I still can see,
Two arms that once held me tight,
Oh how I miss a tender kiss,
From those lovin' lips that I kissed goodbye.
Chorus:
I hear the ticking of the clock as it begged me then to stop,
Each picture on the wall seemed to cry,
And that old rusty gate, I can hear it beg me wait,
While the curtain in the window waves goodbye.
This song is from the album "The Same Old Me [CSP]", "The Honky Tonk Years (1950-1966)" and "In a Honky Tonk Mood".