My Hearts Too Broke To Pay Attention(Chords)

	        
Verse                                       E 
(N.C.) My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 
                                         B 
If love was a penny I couldn?t afford to fall 
Bb    A                                             E 
Every girl in the world tonight could have sweet in tentions 
A              E     B          E      B 
My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 

      E 
I was heart broke and feelin? down 
      A 
Billy Joe said let?s go to town 
           B 
He said an ounce of cure 
A                       E       B 
Is worth a pound of pre vention 
          E 
He said I know a little waterin? hole 
          A 
Where the band is hot and the beer is hot 
             B 
There?s more women there 
          A              E 
Than at a Tupperware con vention 

                                       E 
(N.C.) My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 
                                         B 
If love was a penny I couldn?t afford to fall 
Bb    A                                             E 
Every girl in the world tonight could have sweet in tentions 
A              E     B          E      B 
My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 

       E 
I aint ready for another love 
      A 
Billy Joe?s trying to fix me up 
       B 
He?s a friend to the end 
       A        E       B 
He?s a man on a mission 
        E 
He just punched me in the side 
             A 
Said did you see what just walked by 
          B 
She had a million dollar smile 
      A                E 
And a body in mint con dition 

                                       E 
(N.C.) My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 
                                         B 
If love was a penny I couldn?t afford to fall 
   Bb    A                                      E 
If every girl in the world tonight had sweet in tentions 
A              E     B          E 
My heart?s too broke to pay att ention 

A              E     B          E 
My heart?s too broke to pay att ention
	        

Written by Phil Barnhart/Kim Williams/Lonnie Wilson