Little Goodbye
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Little Goodbye
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How light I felt
that night drivin' up from L.A.
How quickly I was brought
down by a little goodbye
Noo... Don’t you let her slip
by without a sound
Noo... it will be much better
to fight one she couldn't bring down
Ooohhh... oohhh...
My hurried mind
is quiet maybe just this one night
This isn't right
And no one saw it coming
up from behind
Noo... Don’t you let her slip
by without a sound
Noo... it will be much better
to fight one she couldn't bring down
Ooohhh... oohhh
Ooohhh... oohhh
How quickly I was brought
down by a little goodbye
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Who performs "Little Goodbye"?
Chelsea Williams performs "Little Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Chelsea Williams catalog on LyroVerse.
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