Who composed the song “There's No Use Hanging On” by Tammy Wynette?

The song “There's No Use Hanging On” by Tammy Wynette was composed by CARMOL TAYLOR, MONROE FIELDS.

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There's No Use Hanging On

There's No Use Hanging On

CARMOL TAYLOR, MONROE FIELDS

I might as well just hang it up
There's no use hanging on

If I felt that we could work things out
I'd stay and talk it over
But I can say that love and feeling's gone
Love and feeling's gone

Your memory brings me right back here
Your silence makes me leave in tears
So I might as well just hang it up
There's no use hanging on

Hanging on would only bring me sorrow
So I'll just say goodbye, then I'll be gone
I've grown [Incomprehensible] to have you near
I don't know what on earth I'll do
But I might as well just hang it up
There's no use hanging on

Hanging on would only bring me sorrow
So I'll just say goodbye, then I'll be gone
I've loved you for a long, long time
I guess you'll never leave my mind
But I might as well just hang it up
There's no use hanging on

I might as well just hang it up
There's no use hanging on

Trivia about the song There's No Use Hanging On by Tammy Wynette

Who composed the song “There's No Use Hanging On” by Tammy Wynette?: The song “There's No Use Hanging On” by Tammy Wynette was composed by CARMOL TAYLOR, MONROE FIELDS.