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Artist: Warner Mack
Canonical path: /warner-mack/rainin-in-my-heart
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Rainin' In My Heart
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Rainin' In My Heart
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Rainin' in my heart since we been apart
Oh I know I was wrong darling please come on home
You've got me crying about to lose my mind
Oh don't let me cry in vain just try my love one more time
[ steel ]
Oh now honey you know I need your love
And darling I think you know why
So all you gatta do baby is pack up your bags come on home
And there'll never be no more need for my baby to cry
Rainin' in my heart...
Rainin' in my heart...
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