Where There’s a Heartache The Sandpipers
"Where There’s a Heartache" by The Sandpipers is a soft rock ballad from 1966 that explores themes of love, loss, and emotional pain. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and vulnerability, emphasizing the inevitability of heartache in relationships. The song features gentle melodies and harmonies, characteristic of the era's folk-influenced sound. Its reflective nature resonates with listeners, contributing to its lasting appeal. #SoftRock
[Verse 1]
Don't let your tears keep us apart
Where there's a heartache there must be a heart
[Verse 2]
After the tears, true love can start
Where there's a heartache there must be a heart
[Chorus]
Each day my whole life through I'll make amends for hurting you
Please have a heart
And come back to me and always be my love
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Each day my whole life through I'll make amends for hurting you
Please have a heart
And come back to me and always be my love
Don't let your tears keep us apart
Where there's a heartache there must be a heart
[Verse 2]
After the tears, true love can start
Where there's a heartache there must be a heart
[Chorus]
Each day my whole life through I'll make amends for hurting you
Please have a heart
And come back to me and always be my love
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
Each day my whole life through I'll make amends for hurting you
Please have a heart
And come back to me and always be my love
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