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Cure for The Common Heartache
 
  (leslie satcher/melba montgomery/larry cordle)

This morning I’m aching all over
Can’t eat, can’t sleep, can’t rest
Oh I need to go see a doctor
For this achin down deep in my chest

Is there a cure
For the common heartache
An unknown prescription
Any loser can take
I’d be the first to become addicted
If there’s a cure
For the common heartache

I know right where I got it
This sickness that’s got me laid up
I don’t have the strength now to fight it
This old condition called love

Is there a cure
For the common heartache
An unknown prescription
Any loser can take
I’d be the first to become addicted
If there’s a cure
For the common heartache

Is there a cure
For the common heartache




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