Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Huey Lewis
Canonical path: /huey-lewis/hearts
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Hearts
Read Hearts lyrics by Huey Lewis on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Hearts
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It's not too pretty, it's such a shame
These things always end the same
You don't deserve just what you'll get
But you ain't learnt your lesson yet
So what if he, said I love you
So what if he, thought he'd be true, well
(Chorus)
Love, is whispered token, and
Hearts, were meant to be broken
City girl it's always this way
Romeo leaves with nothing to say
So what about you and your surprise
Come on babe and dry your eyes
When will you see that he was fool
When will you see he followed the rules, that
(Repeat Chorus)
You know that
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