I Told A Lie To My Heart
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I Told A Lie To My Heart
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I told my heart I didn't love] you
That I'd be happy if we'd part
But now I know I was mistaken
I oold a lie to my heart.
I ] told my heart I didn't love you
Now we'll forever be apart
Lonely years of tears and sorrow
I told a lie to my heart.
If we sin somehow we pay
And now the bitter teardrops start
I must learn to live with out you
I told a lie to my heart.
I told my heart I didn't love you
That I'd be happy if we'd part
Lonely years of tears and sorrow
I told a lie to my heart.
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Hank Williams performs "I Told A Lie To My Heart", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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