C Am I never loved so hardF C As I did on that cavalry chargeC Am I don't bother with watches or chartsF C I keep time with my cuckoo clock heartC Am Knock me down with a feather of fluffF C But I'd shoulder the earth soon enoughG To find you againC In sharp stiletto heelsAm You can tell how she feelsF C From the spines of her cactus heartC Am The love for her was the springF C That sprung from his clockwork heartG Fell apartC In sharp stiletto heelsAm You can tell how she feelsF C From the spines of her cactus heartC Am The love for her was the springF C That sprung from his clockwork heartG Fell apartC Am Chasing dreams over lonely nightsF C Gold and silver sparkles so brightC Am Even buried under the seaF G Her precious light would still reach meC Am Treasure hunting for so longF C I don't know if she'll ever belong to meG C Miss AcaciaC In sharp stiletto heelsAm You can tell how she feelsF C From the spines of her cactus heartC Am The love for her was the springF C That sprung from his clockwork heartG Fell apartC In sharp stiletto heelsAm You can tell how she feelsF C From the spines of her cactus heartC Am The love for her was the springF C That sprung from his clockwork heartG Fell apart(C Am F C) Oh, there is nothing quite so amusing as recklessness, When you are fourteen and gallivanting all across Europe on the trail of a girl, I'd say that your reckless gene must be highly developed.C F Am G Can his ticker take it?Am F C G How much joy would break it?C F Am G Can his ticker take it?Am F C G Loving you could break it all,G C Miss Acacia.C Am In sharp stiletto heelsF C She had a cactus heartC Am In sharp stiletto heelsF C She had a cactus heartC Am In sharp stiletto heelsF C She had a cactus heartG C And now enjoy the film!
Jack And The Cuckoo Clock Heart Sharp Stiletto Heels
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