Biography:
Texas singer/songwriter George Ducas broke into the national spotlight in 1995 with two hit singles on Liberty Records: "Teardrops" and "Lipstick Promises," which reached No. 9 on the "Billboard" country singles chart. His second album, 1997's "Where I Stand," met with critical approval but failed to produce any major hits and he was dropped from the label. However, Ducas continued to tour, headlining and opening shows for such acts as Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Diamond Rio and Faith Hill.
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This one is a bit lower than the other tab. I put this one in C. Sounds more like the song to me.
C Am Em F
You told me I was all you'd ever need
C Am Em F
You said my love would always be enough
Am G
Your scarlet kisses on my skin
F Fm
Fooled me 'til the end
chorus...
C G Am G F
Every single word you said, every drop dead shade of red
G Am
Were just lipstick promises
C G Am G F
Was I easy to deceive, you were so easy to believe
G F G C
I fell for your every kiss and your lipstick promises
verse 2
Since you've gone I see where I went wrong
All your lies somehow left me blind
What you said would last so long
Was only painted on
chorus
C Am Em F
You told me I was all you'd ever need
C Am Em F
You said my love would always be enough
Am G
Your scarlet kisses on my skin
F Fm
Fooled me 'til the end
chorus...
C G Am G F
Every single word you said, every drop dead shade of red
G Am
Were just lipstick promises
C G Am G F
Was I easy to deceive, you were so easy to believe
G F G C
I fell for your every kiss and your lipstick promises
verse 2
Since you've gone I see where I went wrong
All your lies somehow left me blind
What you said would last so long
Was only painted on
chorus
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