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Humpty
Dumpty sat on the wall
Humpty Dumpty had a big fall
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Could never put Humpty together again.
I've got a
Humpty Dumpty heart
You dropped it and broke it apart
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Could never put it together again.
Cause when I gave to you my heart
You said that we must part
That was my doom, my heart went boom
I got a Humpty Dumpty heart.
A heart is a fragile thing
When dropped it won't bounce or ring
It ain't no joke cause when it's broke
No love song will it sing.
I've got a Humpty Dumpty heart
You dropped it and broke it apart
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Could never put it together again.
But when I gave to you my heart
You said that we must part
That was my doom, my heart went boom
I got a Humpty Dumpty heart.
I didn't think you were that sort when I handed you my
heart
You got it on a platter but you let it shatter
My Humpty Dumpty heart.
I've got a
Humpty Dumpty heart
You dropped it and broke it apart
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Could never put it together again.
Cause when I gave to you my heart
You said that we must part
That was my doom, my heart went boom
I got a Humpty Dumpty heart. Hank
Thompson dedicated this song to the little girl in the polka dot dress.
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"Humpty Dumpty Heart"
Recorded by Hank Thompson in 1948
#2 on the Country Charts
Hank Thompson was inducted into the Country Hall
of Fame in 1989
Hank Thompson was born September 3,
1925 in Waco, Texas. He became interested
in music as a young boy, playing the harmonica
and the guitar. His idol was Gene Autry,
the singing cowboy movie star. After
serving in the U.S. Navy, he decided to pursue a
career as a country singer. His
style was consider "Honky Tonk Swing"
and he wrote many of the songs he
recorded. His first recording was
"Whoa Sailor" in 1946, and his career
continue to flourish through the 50's and 60's,
selling over 60 million records worldwide.
He was known as the "King Of Western
Swing". From 1948 to 1974 he had 29
"Top Ten" hits with 19 more in the
"Top Twenty".
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June 2005
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