How
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How
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How could I go on
Living without
The one I was meant
To do my living with
How do I learn
To go to bed smiling
Without a kiss upon my head
From you
How do I
Learn to not cry
Cuz it's not that easy
Without you to dry my eyes
And how can I
Simple say goodbye
To the greatest thing
I've been able to call mine
How can you be so far
Yet when I look up at the stars
You're here with me
How can I see you one more time
Just hear your laugh or see that smile
Feel you breathe
How do I
Learn to not cry
Cuz it's not that easy
Without you to dry my eyes
And how can I
Simple say goodbye
To the greatest thing
I've been able to call mine
How do I grieve
How could you leave
How do I go back to the start?
How do I breathe without my heart?
How do I
Learn to not cry
Cuz it's not that easy
Without you to dry my eyes
And how can I
Simple say goodbye
To the greatest thing
I've been able to call mine
Oh this is not goodbye
I'll see you in the sky.
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Molly Kate Kestner performs "How", and this lyric page sits inside the Molly Kate Kestner catalog on LyroVerse.
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