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If A Broken Heart Could Kill

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[Verse 1]
Oh it's cAhoking Dme to dAeath, I can hardly Dget my Abreath
And the Dtears that keep on Afalling can't show the pain I Efeel
Every Aday that pDasses Aby is just one more Dway to Adie
Oh I Dknow that I'd be Agone now if a Ebroken heart could Akill
[Chorus]
Why Edidn't you just take a gun and Dshoot me where I Astood
And Dput an end to this Amisery for Egood
But you Aknow, DI'm still Aalive and somehow I Dwill Asurvive
But Lord Dknows I'd be Acold and Dstill, If a Ebroken heart could Akill
[Chorus]
Why Edidn't you just take a gun and Dshoot me where I Astood
And Dput an end to this Amisery for Egood
But you Aknow,   DI'm still aAlive and somehow I Dwill sAurvive
But Lord Dknows I'd be Acold and Dstill, If a bEroken heart could kAill

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If A Broken Heart Could Kill

by John Anderson

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[Verse 1]

A D A D A

Oh it's choking me to death, I can hardly get my breath

D A E

And the tears that keep on falling can't show the pain I feel

A D A D A

Every day that passes by is just one more way to die

D A E A

Oh I know that I'd be gone now if a broken heart could kill

[Chorus]

E D A

Why didn't you just take a gun and shoot me where I stood

D A E

And put an end to this misery for good

A D A D A

But you know, I'm still alive and somehow I will survive

D A D E A

But Lord knows I'd be cold and still, If a broken heart could kill

[Chorus]

E D A

Why didn't you just take a gun and shoot me where I stood

D A E

And put an end to this misery for good

A D A D A

But you know, I'm still alive and somehow I will survive

D A D E A

But Lord knows I'd be cold and still, If a broken heart could kill

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