My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About) Roger Miller
"My Ears Should Burn (When Fools Are Talked About)" by Roger Miller, released in 1966, is a #Country song that humorously reflects on gossip and the consequences of being talked about. The lyrics convey a lighthearted take on human nature and the inevitability of judgment. Its catchy melody and witty wordplay highlight Miller's unique storytelling style, contributing to his lasting influence in the genre.
Sometimes my memories let me hold and kiss you
But they're just lending me the things I live without
And if it's my fault that I can't really hold you
Yes my ears should burn when fools are talked about
What made me think I craved another's kisses
Another so unworthy I found out
My arms should have no right to hold another
And my ears should burn when fools are talked about
At night in dreams I do her callin' to me
She loves me she loves me there's no doubt
But my lips have no right to ask forgiveness
And my ears should burn when fools are talked about
Yes my ears should burn when fools are talked about
But they're just lending me the things I live without
And if it's my fault that I can't really hold you
Yes my ears should burn when fools are talked about
What made me think I craved another's kisses
Another so unworthy I found out
My arms should have no right to hold another
And my ears should burn when fools are talked about
At night in dreams I do her callin' to me
She loves me she loves me there's no doubt
But my lips have no right to ask forgiveness
And my ears should burn when fools are talked about
Yes my ears should burn when fools are talked about
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