A Cool Goodbye
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A Cool Goodbye
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Will I see you tonight with the moon in your hair?
Your sad little smile, your poetic despair
Will we meet on the freeway under the sky
For a cool goodbye?
There's a crack in my voice, there's a crack in my heart
The foundation is crumbling, I'm falling apart
And the cars on the freeway are whistling by
Like a cool goodbye
I've learned my lesson, I've been to school
You were the teacher, I was the fool
Well, how do you do it, baby? What is your trick?
You make it look easy, the kiss and the kick
A shrug of the shoulder, a wink of the eye
And a cool goodbye
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Gretchen Peters performs "A Cool Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Gretchen Peters catalog on LyroVerse.
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