Brand New Pair of Shoes Songtext
von Eleven Hundred Springs
Brand New Pair of Shoes Songtext
I can feel her fallin out of love with me,
And I don′t know just what I'm gonna do,
What should I change, who should I be,
My Cinderella′s lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
She used to look at me like I was her prince charming,
And every night was our own private ball,
Now the rate of her disinterest is alarming,
And I wonder who she's lookin at at all
I'm afraid our love might turn into a pumpkin,
The glass slipper that I′m holdin′s gonna break,
She thinks I'm some clueless country bumpkin,
And our fairy tale of love was a mistake
Bridge:
My jokes ain′t funny anymore,
And all the flowers are a bore,
She deserves so much better,
But I just can't seem to let her
Leave me here alone and cryin,
And lookin for the deepest shade of blue,
There just ain′t no denying,
My Cinderella's lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
Repeat Bridge:
Leave me here alone and cryin,
And lookin for the deepest shade of blue,
There just ain′t no denying,
My Cinderella's lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
And I don′t know just what I'm gonna do,
What should I change, who should I be,
My Cinderella′s lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
She used to look at me like I was her prince charming,
And every night was our own private ball,
Now the rate of her disinterest is alarming,
And I wonder who she's lookin at at all
I'm afraid our love might turn into a pumpkin,
The glass slipper that I′m holdin′s gonna break,
She thinks I'm some clueless country bumpkin,
And our fairy tale of love was a mistake
Bridge:
My jokes ain′t funny anymore,
And all the flowers are a bore,
She deserves so much better,
But I just can't seem to let her
Leave me here alone and cryin,
And lookin for the deepest shade of blue,
There just ain′t no denying,
My Cinderella's lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
Repeat Bridge:
Leave me here alone and cryin,
And lookin for the deepest shade of blue,
There just ain′t no denying,
My Cinderella's lookin for a brand new pair of shoes
Writer(s): Mark Eugene Nesler, Billy Currington, Tony Martin Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com