Little Sweet Cigars

I recall it clearly, like I'm seeing it today
 I never felt a thing until you looked at me that way
 Until I touched your skin, until you turned and walked away
 But I recall it clearly like I'm seeing it today
 Your skin, it smelled of sweat and smoke and little sweet cigars
 The ceiling, stained with years of troubled hearts and covered scars
 Your hand, it held my own right through the corridor of cars
 And led me to the world of wishing wells and shooting stars
 And I could have told you, darlin', it would end up like this
 When you're kissed by a fool, you're fooled by a kiss
 And I believed you, baby, and your silver, lying tongue
 You were handsome and older, I was foolish and young
 We drove on through the night into that sticky Texas heat
 The moon was bright and shined down upon the vinyl seats
 The low light had you looking like a lover in a dream
 And you talked to me like I was something more than seventeen
 And I could have told you, darlin', it would end up like this
 When you're kissed by a fool, you're fooled by a kiss
 And I believed you, baby, and your silver, lying tongue
 You were handsome and older, I was foolish and young
 The morning light shone somber through a lonely window frame
 In the fading stars I wished I that I could just forget your name
 Cut you from my past just cut the candle from the flame
 To look back at it now I may have done it all the same
 And I could have told you, darlin', it would end up like this
 When you're kissed by a fool, you're fooled by a kiss
 And I believed you, baby, and your silver, lying tongue
 You were handsome and older, I was foolish and young
 And I believed you, baby, and your silver, lying tongue
 You were handsome and older, I was foolish and young