Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Acres
Canonical path: /acres/say-goodbye
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Say Goodbye
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Say Goodbye
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As times begin to change
Will you still remember my face?
As days turn into weeks
Will you ever come back to me?
These nights, they grow so cold
By myself, I'll just lie here alone
We've become all the things that I hate
I'm sorry that I made you feel the way that I did
You are the devil, but I'm the selfish type
Burn all the bridges that we built when your hand was in mine
We were the ones that created the fire
And I gave all that I could be
You won't forgive, I won't forget this
You gave nothing back to me
And now I'm falling apart
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