Too Busy Saying Goodbye (with Geoge Morgan)
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Too Busy Saying Goodbye (with Geoge Morgan)
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Well I walk in and I walk out we're never together
We're too busy gaining things money can't buy
Our home is a mansion but our love is dying
We're always too busy saying goodbye
Spring knows the summer only a day
And just like the seasons we go out away
We live in the world life's passing us by
We're always too busy saying goodbye
[ guitar ]
Spring knows the summer only a day...
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