Saying Goodbye
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Saying Goodbye
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I watched every sun up
Comin' over my tin cup
Seen every moon changin'
While I slept with the sky
Felt the chill in the north wind
Find holes that I can't mend
This West Texas cowboy is wrestless again.
Campfire light dancin'
On the smiles of some good friends
Wearin' the hard times
In the lines on their faces
Now the seasons are changin'
And it's time I was leavin'
'Cause this West Texas cowboy is wrestless again.
So I'm sayin' goodbye-ye, ridin' away
Sayin' goodbye-ye again
I'm wishin' you well, miss you until
I come back again next year.
Let's sing of the good days
And drink to the ladies
Till the whisky's all gone
And their pleasure is mine
Come sit here beside me
Sweet lullaby me
This West Texas cowboy is wrestless again
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Kenny Rogers performs "Saying Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Kenny Rogers catalog on LyroVerse.
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