Goodbye Tomorrow
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Goodbye Tomorrow
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Let’s get to know each other
Let’s get to know a friend
Let’s get to know a brother
Before we come to end
Let’s get to know the face, of a widow’s sleepless night
Let’s get to know a place, where there’s no hate to fight
And all that you can be is swallowed by the sea, ah, ah, ah.
Let’s get to know the eyes, of a terrified girl
Let’s get to know the price, of a terrified world
Let’s get to know the hand, that draws lines in the sand
Man away from man, terror to the land
And all that you can be is swallowed by the sea, ah, ah, ah.
And all that you can be is swallowed by the sea, oh.
And all that you are, is driving away it’s driving away so far.
And all that you can be is swallowed by the sea, ah, ah, ah.
Oh we’ll say goodbye, goodbye, goodbye, goodbye
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Who performs "Goodbye Tomorrow"?
Stockholm performs "Goodbye Tomorrow", and this lyric page sits inside the Stockholm catalog on LyroVerse.
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