Heartbreak Waltz
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Heartbreak Waltz
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Pardon me Mister I see you're alone don't think I'm bold I mean you no harm
But I see through the dim lights a tear in your eye could it mean you've lost your love
So let's dance dance our trouble away while the band plays we'll swing and sway
Pretend we're happy though love we have lost while we dance the Heartbreak Waltz
[ steel ]
Here's to the someone who's making you blue was he untrue unfaithful to you
Did she go without warning and leave to pine did your love find another sweetheart
So let's dance dance...
[ piano ]
So let's dance dance...
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Kitty Wells performs "Heartbreak Waltz", and this lyric page sits inside the Kitty Wells catalog on LyroVerse.
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