Say Goodbye
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Say Goodbye
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I can't say I'm sorry one more time
Let me make my break from this state of mind
And say goodbye
I'm gone
Though you tried to own me
I guess there's no harm done
Hope you won't be lonely
My life tuned to yours; where does that end?
I just can't be such good friends with your friends
So say goodbye
My dear
Don't believe it's easy
And when the air is clear
Hope you'll want to see me
Though this scene might be worth playing out
Till I've got some clue to what it's about
I'll say goodbye
I'm gone
Though you tried to own me
I guess there's no harm done
Hope you won't be lonely
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Hiroshi Sato performs "Say Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Hiroshi Sato catalog on LyroVerse.
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