Oblivion (How To Say Goodbye)
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Oblivion (How To Say Goodbye)
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Goodbye how do you say goodbye
Never thought or dreamed of this day
Never dreamed we would say goodbye
Time, how it slipped away
Is there more to say
Can you hear me still?
And when you've gone
Are you in the stars
In the mist of night, tonight
Come and will find just the place to dream of
find a place to meet love
he will find me, close your eyes
Laugh I will hear hear your sweet voice beside me
I will know its you, tonight
Goodbye time to say goodbye
time to see and dream
will you dream of me
So here's to end, we will meet again
But now it's time to say goodbye.
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