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goodbye

from better here by shane lamb

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well, i don’t miss the bad times, and i remember the good
if i could do it all again, i hope you know i would
i was just a dumb kid, and i did my best
babe, i’m sorry we made such as mess

i think about you now, as the fall wind blows
grey sky knocks leaves from the trees
and how you’d smile when i’d hold you close
babe, i’m sorry i pushed you from me

but it’s time we say goodbye
this ain’t no way to lead a life
holding on to a love that’s died
goodbye, goodbye

sunsets are gone, and the clouds bring more rain
they say water is a symbol of change
well, we’ve drown in this sadness we made
and we’ll never be the same

sometimes i wish we’d met when we’d figured things out
but it’s so easy to get lost in regrets and doubt
it breaks my heart to know i let you down
but what we broke can’t be fixed now

so it’s time we say goodbye
this ain’t no way to live a life
holding on to a love that’s died
goodbye, goodbye

i can laugh now at all those childish games
it’s so plain to see we were both just afraid
well, i have nothing to hold over your head
i let you go with a wish for the best

and it’s time we said goodbye
this ain’t no way to live my life
holding on to a love that’s died
goodbye, goodbye
no more holding on to a love that’s died
goodbye, goodbye

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from better here, released March 22, 2011
shane lamb – acoustic & electric guitars, slide(r), vocals
casey wood – drums, percussion
tim marks – bass
mike mcadam – electric guitar, slide(l)
john deaderick - piano
eric holt - hammond m3
tania hancheroff - background vocals

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