How do I Say Goodbye
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How do I Say Goodbye
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Oh how I wish you'll find another
Then come and tell me we are through
Instead you say there'll be no other
How do I say goodbye to a girl like you
I should be satisfied to have your love
For that's the kind of love that's true
But I can't help it if my heart says no
But how do I say goodbye to a girl like you
You built your world around the wrong one
How I wish you already knew
That I'm so much in love with someone else
But how do I say goodbye to a girl like you
[ dobro ]
You built your world...
How do I say goodbye to a girl like you
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Dick Curless performs "How do I Say Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Dick Curless catalog on LyroVerse.
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