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Artist: Adagio
Canonical path: /adagio/my-last-good-bye
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My Last Good Bye
Read My Last Good Bye lyrics by Adagio on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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My Last Good Bye
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I sometimes think
that the life is eternal
I sometimes think
That the death is too...
If these are my fears
Why then will fear something?
Life is not a nightmare
And death doesn't make me suffer
It stamps all my secrets
Ending my destiny
Wich I will never avoid...
My last good-bye to everybody
My last good-bye to all my friends
To my parents and my loves
My words are my salvation
I save my soul from darkness
And my tears which
I have no reason
Reason in dying for passion.
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