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Marvin Gaye ~ One More Heartache


One more heartache, I can't take it My heart is carryin' such a heavy load One more ache would break it Just like the camel with the heavy back One last straw was added, they say it broke the camel's back Ah (ah) ah (ah) I can't take it, I can't stand it One more heartache, it would turn me right around First you build my hopes up high and then you let me down Like the house you built from toothpicks stacked upon the kitchen table One last toothpick tore it down; the foundation was not able Ah (ah) ah (ah) I can't take it, I can't stand it No no no baby Oh baby, one more heartache would be too much load I'm fed up with the heartaches; one more and I will explode Like the toy balloon that's filled with as much air as it can take One more puff of air and that balloon has got to burst Ah (ah) ah (ah) I can't take it, I can't stand it No, honey, not another ...and fade more free lyrics

One more heartache, I can't take it

My heart is carryin' such a heavy load

One more ache would break it

Just like the camel with the heavy back

One last straw was added, they say it broke the camel's back

Ah (ah) ah (ah)

I can't take it, I can't stand it

One more heartache, it would turn me right around

First you build my hopes up high and then you let me down

Like the house you built from toothpicks stacked upon the kitchen table

One last toothpick tore it down; the foundation was not able

Ah (ah) ah (ah)

I can't take it, I can't stand it

No no no baby

Oh baby, one more heartache would be too much load

I'm fed up with the heartaches; one more and I will explode

Like the toy balloon that's filled with as much air as it can take

One more puff of air and that balloon has got to burst

Ah (ah) ah (ah)

I can't take it, I can't stand it

No, honey, not another

...and fade

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