How To Say Goodbye
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How To Say Goodbye
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Don't say a word
Let the silence bend and curve
Around us like a barrier
That holds the hurt at bay
Time stands still
And holds us both against our will
In a constant state of mouths that fill
With words that we can't say
So hold me closely
Tell me that we're gonna be fine
I don't know how to say goodbye
I don't know how to say goodbye
God knows why or how but we are running out of time
I don't know how to say goodbye
I don't know how to say goodbye
Part of me
Forevermore will always be
Quietly remembering
You underneath my breath
How much you meant to me
How much better my whole life will always be
I'm sorry but I can't find the words
To tell you how I feel
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Jon McLaughlin performs "How To Say Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Jon McLaughlin catalog on LyroVerse.
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