This was requested in the Cowpie newsletter, Written by Leon Payne. in 1949
Dan Mooney - Portland, Oregon
Cry Baby Heart
[C] I say that I don't worry and our [F] parting brought no pain, I [G7]
tell them I'll be happy if we [C] never meet again, About the time I [C7]
get 'em fooled and [F] think I'm really smart, I [G7] realize that I can't
hide my Cry Baby [C] Heart.
[C] Cry Baby Heart, I [F] wish you were a stone, So [G7] I could really
laugh and say I'm [C] better off alone, but like an actor [C7] in a play I
[F] stumble thru my part, you're [G7] always giving me away, you Cry Baby
[C] Heart.
[C] I try to find somebody else but [F] no one else will do, I'd [G7] rather
sit at home alone and [C] worry over you, I wish that I could [C7] run away
and [F] make another start, But [G7] what's the use, I'd still obey my Cry
Baby [C] Heart.
[C] Cry Baby Heart, I [F] wish you were a stone, So [G7] I could really
laugh and say I'm [C] better off alone, but like an actor [C7] in a play I
[F] stumble thru my part, you're [G7] always giving me away, you Cry Baby
[C] Heart.
