A Heart Like Hers
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A Heart Like Hers
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Every time that someone walks in
She turns aroun to see if it's him
She checks her watch by the clock
I can't count the times he's stood her up
And one's too much
Chorus:
How could anybody break a heart like hers
I can't stand to watch her hurt
I would gladly take his place
If she's just love me that way
He must not know what it's worth
I don't understand how anyone
Could break a heart like hers
She keeps saying he'll change someday
He wasn't always this way
She thinks he hugn the moon and stars
But all he's done is string her along like this
It don't make sense
Repeat Chorus
How could anybody break
A heart like hers
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George Strait performs "A Heart Like Hers", and this lyric page sits inside the George Strait catalog on LyroVerse.
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