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That's How Heartache Begins
lyrics and chords
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That's
How Heartache Begins lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, it's an excellent song recorded by Patsy Cline and written by
Harland Howard. It's take a little practice.
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That's How Heartache Begins
By Patsy Cline written by Harlan Howard
G
Am
G
Tell a little white lie and then multiply by ten
C
Am
D7 G
And then that's how a heartache begins
D7
G
Am
G
Mix some flowers he bought with a date he forgot to attend
C
Am
D7 G
And then that's how a heartache begins
C
G
I know about heartaches I know all the mistakes
Am
G
That a young love can make I've made them
C
G
So let's still be friends to the soft violins
Am
A7
D7
I've listened while somebody played them
G
Call his number in vain
Am
G
Again and again he's not in
C
Am
D7 G
But then that's how a heartache begins
Repeat #2
Am D7 G
That's how a heartache begins
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Classic Country Music Lyrics home | Patsy Cline lyrics It's not as well known but it's a good song to learn, the chords are not difficult to make and it has a pretty melody. Print That's How Heartache Begins lyrics and chords so you can practice a and enjoy a great song.
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