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Artist: Johnny Paycheck
Canonical path: /johnny-paycheck/a-heart-don-t-need-eyes
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A Heart Don't Need Eyes
Read A Heart Don't Need Eyes lyrics by Johnny Paycheck on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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A Heart Don't Need Eyes
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Well a heart don't need eyes to see
When it's over it don't have to be told
No a heart don't need arms to feel
It just withers and dies from the cold
Well I woke up this morning and found your note
But I already knew what it sai
Cause there's been no love in this house for so long now
And what else could you do when love is dead
Yes it just withers and dies from the co-ld
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