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Hello
Heartache lyrics and chords are provided for your personal use only,
this Marty Robbins song is excellent. You'll love to pick and sing it,
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Hello Heartache Recorded by Marty Robbins Written by Mabel Cordle and Janice Beard
C G7 Hello heartache I should have known you'd come my way C Since she left me all my dreams have gone astray F She was all I had to live for now my every hope is gone C G7 C So I guess you'll be here with me from now on G7 Hello teardrops why do you fall like winter rain C It's too late now for she won't be back again F And there's nothing you can do to ease this longing in my heart C G7 C For I'll miss her just as long as we're apart G7 C G7 C For awhile I thought she loved me all of that is over now G7 C D7 G7 And I tried to make her happy but I failed her somewhere somehow C G7 Hello grey skies where are the shining stars above C Do you miss them as I'll always miss my love F If you do then I'll stay with you all night long until the dawn C G7 C For I know that I can't sleep now that she's gone G7 C G7 C For awhile I thought she loved me all of that is over now G7 C D7 G7 And I tried to make her happy but I failed her somewhere somehow C G7 Hello grey skies where are the shining stars above C Do you miss them as I'll always miss my love F If you do then I'll stay with you all night long until the dawn C G7 C For I know that I can't sleep now that she's gone
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