Multiply the Heartaches
Unraveling Love's Equation: Multiply the Heartaches with George Jones and Melba Montgomery
Lyrics
MULTIPLY THE HEARTACHES
"Multiply the Heartaches" is the title, indicating a theme of emotional pain and sorrow.
(Kathy Dee)
(Kathy Dee) - Credits the songwriter.
« © '63 Glad Music »
« © '63 Glad Music » - Copyright information for the song.
WITH MELBA MONTGOMERY
WITH MELBA MONTGOMERY - Indicates collaboration with Melba Montgomery.
Once I thought two happy hearts would someday be as one
Expresses an initial belief in the unity of two hearts becoming one.
But then a third heart came along and now our love is gone
Introduces a third heart causing a disruption and leading to the end of the love.
I count the many times I said I love no one but you
Reflects on past declarations of love exclusively for the partner.
But don't be fooled by counting dreams that never will come true
Warns against being deceived by unfulfilled dreams.
Subtract one love and multiply the heartaches
Suggests that removing one love results in an increase in heartaches.
Divide the tears by everytime a heart breaks
Advises dividing the tears based on each instance of a broken heart.
The answer only tells that it's too late
Conveys that the solution indicates it's too late to mend the situation.
Subtract one love and multiply the heartaches
Reiterates the idea of losing one love leading to more heartaches.
Subtract one love and multiply the heartaches...
Repeats the theme of subtracting love and increasing pain.
Subtract one love and multiply the heartaches
Emphasizes the consequence of subtracting love in multiplying heartaches.
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