Working My Way Through a Heartache

Charles Field, Buddy Mize

I get up every mornin' and start my daily routine
Sweep away old memories, brush away old broken dreams
Oh, I must carry on 'cause what's left of my future's at stake
I'm not doin' too well workin' my way through a heartache

I'm workin' my way, workin' my way through a heartache
Tryin' and cryin' it's almost more than I can take
But I know if I fail then I'm gone so I've gotta hang on
I'm not doin' too well workin' my way through a heartache

It's do or die in spite of the pain if I wanna be free
I can't let up 'cause my heart's dependin' on me
I can't for the life of me see where I've made my mistake
I'm not doin' too well workin' my way through a heartache

I'm workin' my way, workin' my way through a heartache
Tryin' and cryin' it's almost more than I can take
But I know if I fail then I'm gone so I've gotta hang on
I'm not doin' too well workin' my way through a heartache

Trivia about the song Working My Way Through a Heartache by Marty Robbins

On which albums was the song “Working My Way Through a Heartache” released by Marty Robbins?
Marty Robbins released the song on the albums “My Kind of Country” in 1967 and “Country 1960-1966” in 1995.
Who composed the song “Working My Way Through a Heartache” by Marty Robbins?
The song “Working My Way Through a Heartache” by Marty Robbins was composed by Charles Field, Buddy Mize.

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