Kissing Your Picture
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Kissing Your Picture
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Kissing your picture is so cold
Pictures have no arms that I can hold
Living with a heartache for a friend
Wondering if I'll ever hold you in my arms again
A thounsand blue thoughts every day
Looks like my heartache's here to stay
New lips offer me no thrill
Only your lips ever will
Kissing your picture is so cold...
[ fiddle - steel ]
I turn your picture to the wall
If I fall I could forget it all
But from your love I can't be free
And this picture's all that's left for me
Kissing your picture is so cold...
Wondering if I'll ever hold you in my arms again
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Mel Tillis performs "Kissing Your Picture", and this lyric page sits inside the Mel Tillis catalog on LyroVerse.
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