Leavin' And Sayin' Goodbye
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Leavin' And Sayin' Goodbye
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So many times I told you I was leavin' and so many times how I tried
But sayin' your leavin's so much easier than leavin' and sayin' goodbye
Cause every time I'd start to go I wouldn't get ten feet
Till I'd go running back like a runaway child who is afraid to cross the street
My mind might tell my lips to say it's over but my heart would only say it's a lie
Cause sayin' your leavin's so much easier than leavin' and sayin' goodbye
[ guitar ]
Cause every time I'd start to go...
Than leavin' and sayin' goodbye
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