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Love Is Where
You Find It lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a very good country song co-written and recorded by Hank Thompson.
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Love Is Where You Find It Recorded by Hank Thompson Written by Alvin Stanley, Red Mansel and Hank Thompson
G Well there ain’t no cure for a broken heart C G I’ve heard the doctor say
Some people turn to alcohol A7 D7 To drive their blues away
G My baby’s gone and left me here C G But I’m not the grieving kind C G Cause love is where you find it D7 G And I’m gonna look for mine
D7 Gonna put my glad rags on tonight G And go out on the town D7 I’ll really do the thing up right A7 D7 Gonna let my hair down
G And when the clock strikes time to go C G I’ll still be doing fine C G Cause love is where you find it D7 G And I’m gonna look for mine
I guess she thought I’d sit at home C G And grieve my heart away
But she forgot when the cat is gone A7 D7 The mice will have to play
G She didn’t leave my spending dough C G But she left lots of time C G Cause love is where you find it D7 G And I’m gonna look for mine
D7 And when the band strikes up tonight G I’ll get right in the swing D7 Gonna find a chick that’ll treat me right A7 D7 And grab myself a wing
G And when the clock strikes time to go C G I’ll still be doing fine C G Cause love is where you find it D7 G And I’m gonna look for mine
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