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Brooks & Dunn ~ Too Far This Time


(ronnie dunn) She said, Out with the boys don't cut it no more And "i'm sorry" is just noise, she's heard it all before Said that ring on her finger, well it feels like prison She's talked 'til she's blue, and i don't listen I went too far this time, Crossed over that line, I'm past the point of no return Livin' proof some fools never learn Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up Somethin' tells me i went too far this time She said, Save your breath boy, i've heard it all, And keep your place there with your back to the wall, Said i'm leavin' you lonely 'cause i've had my share Save those worn out "i love you's" for someone that cares I went too far this time, Crossed over that line, I'm past the point of no return Livin' proof some fools never learn Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up Somethin' tells me i went too far this time Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up Somethin' tells me i went too far this time Oh somethin' tells me, i went too far this time more free lyrics

(ronnie dunn)

She said,
Out with the boys don't cut it no more
And "i'm sorry" is just noise, she's heard it all before
Said that ring on her finger, well it feels like prison
She's talked 'til she's blue, and i don't listen

I went too far this time,
Crossed over that line,
I'm past the point of no return
Livin' proof some fools never learn
Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up
Somethin' tells me i went too far this time

She said,
Save your breath boy, i've heard it all,
And keep your place there with your back to the wall,
Said i'm leavin' you lonely 'cause i've had my share
Save those worn out "i love you's" for someone that cares

I went too far this time,
Crossed over that line,
I'm past the point of no return
Livin' proof some fools never learn
Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up
Somethin' tells me i went too far this time

Well i pushed my luck, now she's givin' up
Somethin' tells me i went too far this time
Oh somethin' tells me, i went too far this time

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