To the queen of hearts is the ace of sorrow He's here today, he's gone tomorrow Young men are plenty but sweethearts few If my love leaves me what shall I do? Had I the store in yonder mountain Where gold and silver is there for counting I could not count for thought of thee My eyes so full I could not see I love my father, I love my mother I love my sister, I love my brother I love my friends and relatives too I'll forsake them all and go with you To the queen of hearts is the ace of sorrow He's here today, he's gone tomorrow Young men are plenty but sweethearts few If my love leaves me what shall I do ?



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Track duration: 02:33

"Queen of Hearts" as written by David Coverdale, Micky Moody

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    General Comment:Plain but good. Curiously Joan deals with wrong stressing in
    Had I the store in yonder mountain
    Where gold and silver is there for counting
    She prefers the melody to the correct accent. Hear for youselves what came of these lines' ends!
    Flag vphion September 14, 2009   Link

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