Wrapped Around Your Finger
Dan Hill · I'm Doing Fine [2007]
So hard to know when to believe you.
So here I am, I'm calling you, down on my knees
I just can't sleep at all (just can't sleep).
Oh no, it's getting late, talk to me.
I just can't sleep at all.
I'm wrapped around your finger
Like a puppet on a string.
Girl, I get this sinking feeling.
Am I losing you again?
I've buried all my tears now, you set them all free.
Are you gonna bleed me like a stone (bleed me like a stone)?
You cast a spell, you drew me in, then you walked on me.
I just thought you should know
I'm wrapped around your finger (wrapped around you)
Like a puppet on a string (like a puppet on a string).
Girl, I get this sinking feeling.
Am I losing you again? (Am I losing you?)
(Wrapped around your finger.)
Oh no, it's getting late, talk to me.
I just can't sleep at all.
I'm wrapped around your finger (wrapped around you).
I'm your puppet on a string (like a puppet on a string).
I get this sinking feeling (I'm wrapped around you).
I'm losing you again (Am I losing you again?).
Am I losing (wrapped around your finger) you again? (Am I losing you again?)
Am I losing you again? (Am I losing you again?)
Wrapped around your finger
(Am I losing you again?)
Am I losing you again?
Wrapped Around Your Finger
Dan Hill's "Wrapped Around Your Finger" appears on his 2007 album, I'm Doing Fine, continuing his legacy as a prominent figure in English-language pop and soft rock. Known for his emotive vocal delivery and introspective songwriting, Hill has maintained a steady presence in the music industry through decades of recording. This track reflects the mature craftsmanship found throughout his later discography, blending melodic sensibilities with the polished production values characteristic of his work in the 2000s. While Hill is often celebrated for his earlier chart successes, this recording demonstrates his enduring ability to craft compelling narratives within the pop genre. The song stands as a testament to his consistent output and dedication to exploring themes of love and personal reflection across his extensive body of work.