Lady Goodbye
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Lady Goodbye
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She told me she was a lady
I said to her I'm a man
She turned to me and said
Maybe, take my hand
I told her we could be partners
She told me we could be friends
I'd like much to go farther
to the end
I needed her out there to show
She was willing to give all the love
That she had
Smile on the face it was feeming
The sound of the voice it was glad
I needed her...
She told me things were not working
Stated that ladies are good
She left with bliss that'd whisper
And she would
I needed her gone like a cloud in the sunset
Gone like a smoke of a flame
Now I'm a man with no lady
I should have asked her her name
Lady Goodbye...
Lady Goodbye...
Lady Goodbye...
Lady Goodbye...
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