What's Good About Goodbye
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What's Good About Goodbye
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What's good about goodbye ?
What's fair about farewell
You know a broken heart
Can come from such a broken spell
Your love could bring eternal spring
Your kiss could be a magic thing
Your smile could be a shining light
Burning from day to day
More love brings from night to night
If you should go away
Our dreams will go astray
Our soul will be a sigh
Say you're mine forever
Say your mine but never
Say goodbye
If you should go away
Our dreams will go astray
Our soul will be a sigh
Say you're mine forever
Say you're mine but never
Say goodbye
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Nana Mouskouri performs "What's Good About Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Nana Mouskouri catalog on LyroVerse.
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