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Artist: Melody Gardot
Canonical path: /melody-gardot/gone
Related lyric paths: 6
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Gone
Read Gone lyrics by Melody Gardot on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Gone
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I won't wake up to the sound of your feet
Walking down the hall
Like a soft heartbeat
I won't wake up
Cause by the time that
I do you'll be gone
I won't look back
On a past so long
I won't look back
On the things gone wrong
I won't look back
Cause by the time that
I do you'll be gone
I won't have words
I've said all that there is to say
I won't have words
Cause I know you'll just throw them away
I won't have words
Cause by the time that
I do you'll be gone
By the time that
I do you'll be gone
By the time that
I do you'll be gone
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Melody Gardot performs "Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Melody Gardot catalog on LyroVerse.
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