Thanks A Lot For Trying Anyway Song Lyrics and Chords
Thanks A Lot For Trying Anyway Song Lyrics and Chords by Cal Smith
Thanks A Lot For Trying Anyway
Recorded by Cal Smith
Written by James W. Glaser
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Oh what a shock to hear you
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say you're gonna
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leave
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Though you tried to let me down the easy
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way
You can't
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say you're gonna
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leave without it
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hurtin'
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thanks a
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lot for trying any
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You were careful with the
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words you chose to
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tell
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You couldn't break my heart in any nicer
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way
And you've
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done all that you could
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do to stop my
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teardrops
Well
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thanks a
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lot for trying any
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I'm so
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sorry that I didn't take it
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better
I'd give a world if you have not seen me this
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way
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It's not your
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fault you couldn't
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keep your love from
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dying
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thanks a
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lot for trying any
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Thanks a
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lot for trying any
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FAQ
Who sang the the song Thanks A Lot For Trying Anyway?
- The song Thanks A Lot For Trying Anyway was sang by Cal Smith.
Who is Cal Smith?
- Calvin Grant Shofner (April 7, 1932 - October 10, 2013), known professionally as Cal Smith, was an American country musician, most famous for his 1974 hits "Country Bumpkin" and "It's Time to Pay the Fiddler".
