I'm No Good At Goodbyes
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I'm No Good At Goodbyes
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You don't have to tell me that it's over
For lately I can see it in your eyes
And I'll be gone when you wake up this morning
Cause darling I'm no good at goodbyes
I know we had the good things while it lasted
It's sad to see a good love when it dies
But the teardrops only make it hard for leaving
And darling I'm no good at goodbyes
Although it breaks my heart to write this letter
I know someday that you will realize
That when it hurts so much this way is better
And darling I'm no good at goodbyes
Oh darling I'm no good at goodbyes
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