Wedding Ring
Jill Sobule
I'm wearing your wedding ring
But it's not on my finger
Remember when we married?
We slipped on rings and kissed
I'm wearing your wedding ring
No longer on my finger
No longer on my finger
But only on my wrist
Well, you sure you were charming
But charming can do harm
I learned at last just what I am
One more girl on your list
You may have been disarming
But I've put you on my wrist
Brace yourself, I've got a bracelet
And you're no longer on my finger
You're only on my wrist
You're just one more of the many charms
I take around
They jangle to remind me
I've still got my own sound
I wear a little tambourine
Right here and when it shakes
I kind of like the music
And all the trembling makes
I thought you were my true love
You sure were a dead ringer
I loved it when we kissed
You're no longer on my finger, honey
You're among the charming many
Dangling from my wrist
You're no longer on my finger
You're no longer on my finger
You're no longer on my finger
You're only on my, only on my
Only on my wrist
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