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Artist: Ellison
Canonical path: /ellison/your-goodbyes
Related lyric paths: 6
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Your Goodbyes
Read Your Goodbyes lyrics by Ellison on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Your Goodbyes
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I can still remember
When you pulled into the drive
And kissed me for the first time
Say you didn't want me
Well how was I supposed to know?
Not from the way you were looking at me
Sorry to keep you up all night
I thought we could lay here for a while
But now I can see it in your eyes
Your goodbyes, your goodbyes, your goodbyes
Why your leaving so soon?
Is this the last I'll see of you?
What it some thing I said or didn't do?
So let's not speak
I'd rather you just leave
So the last thing I'll remember is you turning away from me.
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