Pain In My Heart
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Pain In My Heart
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Pain in my heart
Treatin' me poor
Where can my baby be
Lord, no one knows
Pain in my heart
Won't let me sleep
Where can my baby be
Lord, where is she
And one day
My days are gettin' tough
Won't you come back, come back, come back, baby
Lord
Pain in my heart
Won't let me be
Oh, oh, oh, oh, I wake up restless night in misery
Lord
Won't somebody stop this pain
Lord, one day
My days are gettin' tough
Won't you love me, love me, love me, baby
Pain in my heart
Pain in my heart
Somebody stop this
Pain in my heart
It's killin' me baby
This pain in my heart
Oh, oh, oh, oh
Pain in my heart
This pain in my heart
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