ALAN JACKSON – You Don’t Have To Paint Me A Picture

The kiss was colder than I remember
When we first said hello
I guess the flame’s now a little lower
I can feel you letting go
You know the pain drops a little darker
Then when you first put it on
I guess your love’s like some old cheap and magic marker
Said forever nice go
But you don’t have to paint me a picture
You don’t have to say things at all
You don’t have to paint me a picture
I can see in the writing on the wall

When we first fell, we fell a long way
Summer nights and winter days
Mountain sunrise, ocean sunset
Hand in hand in the haze
Now it’s cold heart summer evenings
And there’s clouds on my sunrise
But you don’t have to smile and say you’re happy
I can see what’s in your eyes
You don’t have to paint me a picture
You don’t have to say things at all
You don’t have to paint me a picture
I can see in the writing on the wall