Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Albert Hammond
Canonical path: /hammond-albert/my-heart-is-failing-me
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My Heart Is Failing Me
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My Heart Is Failing Me
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Hear come the tear drops falling again
Seems like the night has come to an end
I wonder why I feel like my heart if failing me
When you were here I knew what to do
Now I just waste time thinking of you
I wonder why I feel like my heart is failing me
I remember, the day that I found you
How I'm longing, to still be around you
But
I wait hoping you'll back to me
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Albert Hammond performs "My Heart Is Failing Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Albert Hammond catalog on LyroVerse.
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