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Goodbye
02:30
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i won’t be the same again
i lived in heaven and hell
now it’s time to start again
even if my heart’s so sad
i won’t become someone else
thank you for letting me be myself
it’s just a part of my life
i don’t want to go back in time
i silently stare at the stars
now i can still hold your hand
but we know this is the last chance
i’ll be here with you as long as i can
there’s always light at the end
of every tunnel we have
to pass through just please don’t look back
once we all have to go
we don’t know when our time will come
you are not alone
goodbye
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Gatya Hungary
Gabor Gallai - Melodic Punk solo artist
open.spotify.com/artist/1JHjvsQbxD5xvmSJLi2f3W
www.youtube.com/channel/UC7LJ4lXgrYnPQ737Leq_gAw
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