Hangover Heart
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Hangover Heart
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I've got a hangover heart from your kisses last night
My head is so heavy the tears blind my sight
You no longer love me you said we must pasrt
And all I have left is a hangover heart
Too much wine from the bottle makes you feel bad next day
But take another drink and that feeling goes away
But tell me my darling just how I should start
To take away the pain of this hangover heart
No pills from the doctor no drugs from the store
Will help me forget the one I adore
I don't need a doctor no nurse with her charms
All I need is you for my hangover heart
I could go get more kisses from somebody new
But twll me my darling what good will it do
Come back to me baby let's make a new start
And take away the pain of this hangover heart
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Hank Thompson performs "Hangover Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Thompson catalog on LyroVerse.
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