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Wooden Heart - The Jordanaires



     
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Wooden Heart Lyrics


Well, I didn't know what I should do
To help myself get over you
And mend this heart of mine
So I took my axe and walked around
Until I knew that I had found
The perfect piece of pine
Well I took my axe and walked around
Sized it up girl and I cut it down
Oh, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
Oh, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
Well, I carved and sanded with the grain
I've added coats of stain
And my new heart's looking good

But one more problem still remains
I just can't seem to make this thing
Work the way it should
Well, I carved and sanded with the grain
This heart of mine just ain't the same
Oh, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
Oh, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
[Repeat x2]
When you are mine
This heart will shine
I'll set my watch
To its perfect time
Come on, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
Oh, girl, you will polish
My wooden heart
Come on girl (x3)
Ohhhh
Come on girl (x3)
Ohhhh
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written by WEISMAN, BENJAMIN / WISE, FRED / KAEMPFERT, BERTHOLD / TWOMEY, KAY
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., EMI Music Publishing

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Members
The group formed in 1948, with members Bill Matthews (first tenor), Bob Hubbard (second tenor/lead), Bill's brother Monty Matthews (baritone), Culley Holt (bass), and pianist Bob Money. After three years, Money was replaced by new pianist Gordon Stoker. This lineup lasted until 1952; at that time, Bob Hubbard was drafted and was replaced by Hoyt Hawkins. Later that year, Monty and Bill Matthews left. Hawkins switched to baritone, and new lead Neal Matthews, Jr. was recruited. Don Bruce came in as a new first tenor; however, he was drafted the next year.

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