Rings On Her Fingers
Smithereens · 2011 [2011]
Her memory will linger leaving it's spot
You're not the only one to know what I'm going through
Now I'm the lonely one 'cause I'm still in love with you
The ring on her finger, pain in her heart
A love that will linger there from the start
You're not the only one who knows what I'm going through
You're not the only one, you did what you had to do
There's a ring on her finger but she isn't you
I put a ring on her finger but she isn't you
You came along and slipped into my heart
You came along and ripped my world apart
You're not the only one to know what I'm going through
Now I'm the lonely one 'cause I'm still in love with you
There's a ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger, she isn't you
Ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger
There's a ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger, she isn't you
Ring on her finger, she isn't you
Ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger but she isn't you
Ring on her finger, she isn't you
Ring on her finger, she isn't you
Rings On Her Fingers
The Smithereens' 2011 self-titled album marked a significant return to form for the enduring New Jersey rockers, blending their signature power-pop sensibilities with a matured melodic approach. 'Rings On Her Fingers' stands as a standout track from this recording, showcasing the band's ability to craft infectious hooks and polished arrangements that define their extensive discography. The song reflects the group's continued dedication to classic rock structures while maintaining the energetic spirit that has sustained their career for decades. As part of a body of work that consistently honors the traditions of 1960s and 1970s rock, this track reinforces the Smithereens' reputation for delivering reliable, high-quality music. The recording captures the band at a point where their songwriting remains sharp and their performance tight, offering listeners a quintessential example of their enduring style.

