Her Heart Or Mine chords by Fred Eaglesmith
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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Music
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Oh, sometimes I see her out on Sunday
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And she always says, hello
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We're still polite in spite of the circumstances,
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you know
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And she always touches her hand on mine
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before she says good -bye.
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And I often wonder
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whose heart was broke,
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was it hers or was it mine?
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We used to go dancing and drinking,
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Manhattan's at it is at
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the edge of town.
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They'd call the cops to
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come and stop us
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We'd tear the whole place down
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And when it was over,
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she'd take me home,
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I'd be too drunk to drive.
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And I often wonder
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whose heart was broke,
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was it hers or was it mine?
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The piano player had left the stool
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There was nobody home
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Funny how bad news is
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still bad news
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when you tell it with a smile.
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The lights are still on in the living room.
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The bells forgot to chime
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And I often wonder, I wonder a lot
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Was it her heart or mine?
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But sometimes I see
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her out on Sunday,
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and she always says, Hello.
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