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Artist: Darrell McCall
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What do You Know About Heartaches
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What do You Know About Heartaches
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Now what do you know about heartaches
You’ve never been left behind
And what do you know about losing
You’ve always won every time
I can’t seem to win guess i’ve lost again
But you played it smart right down the line
So what can you say about sorrow
You’ve always won every time
You’ve always won every time
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