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My Heart's Not Made That Way lyrics and chords are intended for your
personal use only, it's a very pretty country song recorded by Eddy
Arnold.
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My Heart's Not Made That Way Recorded by Eddy Arnold Written by Merle Kilgore
C Am Pretty words that you told me D7 G7 Belong to yesterday C Am And the things you said to hold me D7 G7 Have no power to make you stay
C Maybe someone else will date you F D7 But only good thing my heart can say C G7 Am G7 No I'll never put you down babe D7 G7 C Cause my heart's not made that way D7 G7 C G7 (Cause my heart's not made that way)
C Am Well love is like a whirl wind D7 G7 Time goes by so fast C Am Good times are not forever D7 G7 And we reached the end at last
C I know you cried like a little child F D7 Even that could make me stay C G7 Am G7 But I'll never put you down babe D7 G7 C Cause my heart's not made that way D7 G7 C G7 (Cause my heart's not made that way)
C Am Memories may be big as mountains D7 G7 But you'll make your way across C Am Once you shared so much D7 G7 Always ever really lost
C No your hurt it won't be better F D7 For tomorrow's another day C Am And I'll never put you down babe D7 G7 C Cause my heart's not made that way
Am And I'll never never put you down babe D7 G7 C Cause my heart's not made that way Am And I'll never never put you down babe D7 G7 C Cause my heart's not made that way
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