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Billie Holiday ~ You Can't Lose A Broken Heart


James p. johnson / flournoy e. miller Don't lose your head Then lose your guy You can't lose a broken heart If you ever break up Then try to make up It's tough to make a brand new start Take a walk Think it over While strolling neath the moon Don't say things in december You'll regret in june Ware your remark Before you speak Or you may be sorry soon, Don't be eratic Be diplomatic To keep your heart's in tune Cruel harsh words Often spoken Will upset your applecart So don't lose your head Then lose your guy Cus, you can't lose a broken heart No, you can't lose a broken heart! more free lyrics

James p. johnson / flournoy e. miller

Don't lose your head
Then lose your guy
You can't lose a broken heart

If you ever break up
Then try to make up
It's tough to make a brand new start

Take a walk
Think it over
While strolling neath the moon
Don't say things in december
You'll regret in june

Ware your remark
Before you speak
Or you may be sorry soon,
Don't be eratic
Be diplomatic
To keep your heart's in tune

Cruel harsh words
Often spoken
Will upset your applecart
So don't lose your head
Then lose your guy
Cus, you can't lose a broken heart
No, you can't lose a broken heart!

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