Goodbye To You (I'm Ok)
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Goodbye To You (I'm Ok)
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Walking the streets, afraid to feel and say
My love is gone
I dont want to lie
Now is the time, to say goodbye
Goodbye to you
My heart is broken
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
I'm drowning, falling
But I'm ok
And days go by
My heart goes together
I dont want this anymore
I'm tired, of fighting myself
I need raise
And fight against my demons
Goodbye to you
My heart is broken
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
I'm drowning, falling.
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
My heart is broken
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
I'm drowning, falling
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
My heart is broken
But I'm ok
Goodbye to you
I'm drowning, falling
But I'm ok
I'm tired, of fighting myself
I need raise
And fight against my demons
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