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Tear Stained Letter lyrics and chords are intended for your personal
use only, it's a very good country song recorded by Patty Loveless.
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Tear Stained Letter Recorded by Patty Loveless Written by Richard Thompson
C A7 It was three in the mornin' when he took me apart D7 He wrecked my house and he wrecked my heart A7 He danced on my head like Arthur Murray D7 The scars ain't never goin' to mend in a hurry
G7 Just when I thought that things would get better C Right through the door came a tear stained letter E7 F G7 Whoa oh oh Lord Lord cry and cry if it makes you feel better C Set it all down in a tear stained letter E7 F G7 Whoa oh oh Lord Lord cry and cry if it makes you feel better C Set it all down in a tear stained letter
A7 Well my head was spinnin' just a little to fast D7 It was writin' checks that my body couldn't cash A7 I jumped to my feet I was reelin' and a dizzy D7 I went for the phone but the line was busy
Repeat #2
A7 Now I like coffee and I like tea D7 But I just don't like this feelin' in me A7 It makes me nervous it gives me the hives D7 Looking for the truth in a pack of lies
repeat #2
E7 F G7 Whoa oh oh Lord Lord cry and cry if it makes you feel better C G7 C Set it all down in a tear stained letter E7 F G7 Whoa oh oh Lord Lord cry and cry if it makes you feel better C Set it all down in a tear stained letter
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