To Let A Good Thing Die
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To Let A Good Thing Die
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You can't ask a tree
To blossom
If it isn't spring
Don't leave the house
At midnight
And expect the birds to sing
If you're looking for a reason
You needn't even try
Sometimes, it's time to let
A good thing die
You can't conjure up
More money
If you've only got a dime
No use praying for your
Younger days
If you're running out of time
You can take a horse to water
But you can't teach fish to fly
Sometimes, it's time to let
A good thing die
You can't light a fire
From nothing
Or clap and make snow fall
You can't summon love up
In your heart
If it isn't there at all
Life isn't like the movies
But it sure will make you cry
When it dawns on you it's time
To say goodbye
You can't drum up the heartbeats
Of loved ones come to pass
Stop wishing for forever
'Cause nothing ever lasts
If it's keeping you from sleeping
Wipe the tear from your eye
'Cause sometimes it's time
To let a good thing die
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Bruno Major performs "To Let A Good Thing Die", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruno Major catalog on LyroVerse.
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