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Alecia Elliott ~ Every Heart


(michelle mccord/mark d.sanders/sharon vaughn) Every heart has to hurt sometimes Every lover knows who's ever been left behind Every time you told me Every time i believe It would never be mine I was just standin' in line Every heart has to hurt sometimes I've always been on the other side of goodbye Handin' out answers to someone else's why Baby don't wait for me to ask you not to go Why down inside i know Every heart has to hurt sometimes Every lover knows who's ever been left behind Every time you told me Every time i believe It would never be mine I was just standin' in line Every heart has to hurt sometimes I guess it finally got around to bein' me Nothin' you do or say Is gonna make it easy Every heart has to hurt sometimes Every lover knows who's ever been left behind Every time you told me Every time i believe It would never be mine I was just standin' in line Every heart has to hurt sometimes more free lyrics

(michelle mccord/mark d.sanders/sharon vaughn)

Every heart has to hurt sometimes
Every lover knows who's ever been left behind
Every time you told me
Every time i believe
It would never be mine
I was just standin' in line
Every heart has to hurt sometimes

I've always been on the other side of goodbye
Handin' out answers to someone else's why
Baby don't wait for me to ask you not to go
Why down inside i know

Every heart has to hurt sometimes
Every lover knows who's ever been left behind
Every time you told me
Every time i believe
It would never be mine
I was just standin' in line
Every heart has to hurt sometimes

I guess it finally got around to bein' me
Nothin' you do or say
Is gonna make it easy

Every heart has to hurt sometimes
Every lover knows who's ever been left behind
Every time you told me
Every time i believe
It would never be mine
I was just standin' in line
Every heart has to hurt sometimes

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