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Heartache
Remover lyrics and
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Heartache Remover Recorded by Tony Booth
G D7 Walked into a package store on Fifth Avenue G Looking for an easy way to chase away my blues G7 C Said mister will you help me please it hurts so much to lose her D7 G I need a bottle of your best heartache remover
C G She put a stain upon my heart that I can't take away A7 D7 I've tried so hard to hold her but she wouldn't stay G G7 C She left so many memories I've got to try and lose sir D7 G I need a bottle of your best heartache remover
D7 No I've never had to live without my baby until now G But I guess I'll have to try and find a way somehow G7 C I'm pretty sure you've got the cure for what I'm going through sir D7 G I need a bottle of your best heartache remover
Repeat #2
D7 G Yes I need a bottle of your best heartache remover
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lyrics and
chords are intended for your personal use only, if
you love classic country music, you gotta get one of the CDs by Tony
Booth, Curtis Potter and Darrell McCall. They
appropriately call themselves