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Brooks & Dunn ~ We'll Burn That Bridge


(ronnie dunn/don cook) Hello miss heartbroke Sit your sweet self down It's good to see your dancin' feet back out on the town Rumor has it you've had trouble with your man I've had trouble of my own, i think i understand Chorus: We'll put out your old flame We'll build a bigger fire I'll pick up where he let you down and take you so much higher And if his memory comes around And you think you still care We'll burn that bridge when we get there Come on let your hair down we'll have us a time He had his chance with you now all i want is mine Give me half an hour or just a dance or two And you'll forget old what's his name and how he walked out on you (repeat chorus twice) We'll burn that bridge when we get there Burn it down baby more free lyrics

(ronnie dunn/don cook)

Hello miss heartbroke
Sit your sweet self down
It's good to see your dancin' feet back out on the town
Rumor has it you've had trouble with your man
I've had trouble of my own, i think i understand

Chorus:
We'll put out your old flame
We'll build a bigger fire
I'll pick up where he let you down and take you so much higher
And if his memory comes around
And you think you still care
We'll burn that bridge when we get there

Come on let your hair down we'll have us a time
He had his chance with you now all i want is mine
Give me half an hour or just a dance or two
And you'll forget old what's his name and how he walked out on you

(repeat chorus twice)

We'll burn that bridge when we get there
Burn it down baby

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