she was not a 'country" singer, though many arrangements were countryish, she nevetheless sang more standards than country songs---given a jazzier arrangement she could have been an immortal jazz singer. she not only had one of the most beautiful voices to ever grace a recording. she was one of the most emotive and passionate interpreters there have ever been and when she singers a dagger is thrust into the heart of the listener.
And then multiply by ten And then, that's how a heartache begins Mix some flowers he bought With a date he forgot to attend And then, that's how a heartache begins I know about heartaches I know all the mistakes That a young love can make, I've made them So let's still be friends To the soft violins I've listened while somebody played them Call his number in vain Again and again, he's not in But then, that's how a heartache begins (Repeat last two verses) That's how a heartache begins
