"Borrowed Angel" is a song written by Mel Street and recorded by George Jones. It tells the story of a man who is in love with a woman who belongs to someone else. The lyrics describe the man's feelings and interactions with his "borrowed angel." Her touch is gentle, her hair feels soft, and her lips express love and tenderness towards him. However, they are aware that their time together is limited, as she will eventually go back to her home and her committed relationship. The man acknowledges that the woman he loves is someone else's angel and wears a ring that signifies her commitment to someone else. Despite this, he can't help but love her and desire her presence in his life. He knows that their love is not meant to be, but he still hopes to have some "borrowed time" with her. The song explores the complexities of forbidden love and the emotions that come with it. The man yearns for more time with his borrowed angel, even though he knows it is not right. He finds solace in his moments with her, calling her his angel in the times he needs comfort. Overall, "Borrowed Angel" captures the bittersweet emotions of loving someone who is already taken, while acknowledging the temporary nature of their relationship.