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Halo Of Gold Lyrics


Daniel O'donnell Halo Of Gold


Midnight has gone and she wasn't home
Could she be happy in some others arms
I just couldn't stand the doubt in my mind
To the night club I went, an answer to find.

In that dimly lit room at the table she sat
With some other guy, kind, sweet talking chap
But my anger turned to pride from within
'Cause these are the words I heard her tell him.

My wedding band is a halo of gold
A symble of love to one man alone
And I won't betray all the love that it's known
'Cause my wedding band is a halo of gold.

So I went on home before she could see
That I'd ever doubt her true love for me
And just in a while she walked through our door
And gave me a smile like always before.

Then she sat down the story to tell
Of this other man who tonight for her fell
But soon he could see he just couldn't win
'Cause these are the words that she said to him.

My wedding band is a halo of gold
A symble of love to one man alone
And I won't betray all the love that it's known
'Cause my wedding band is a halo of gold

Yes, my wedding band is a halo of gold...



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