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Goodbye... You Were the Best Thing I Ever Had
GOODBYE... YOU WERE THE BEST THING I EVER HAD
I walk my feet on the lovely shore
As I watch the strong waves that everyone adores
I feel the cool wind brush against my face
Yet... To my bereaved heart it fails to solace
All that’s left with me are memories
GOODBYE... You were the best thing I ever had

I lay & tuck myself in bed at night
As I keep the moon & stars in sight
Wonderful how they won’t leave each other
And I keep wishing you were the moon, and I, the star
Together we'd shine
Together we'd fade and leave the sky
But all that’s left with me are wishes
GOODBYE.. You were the best thing I ever had

I see the sun rises from the east
It brightens the leaves of the swaying trees
It causes the world to glow anew
Yet... It fails to save me from misery
As I continue to lose myself from this depressing scenery
Cause all that’s left with me are regrets
GOODBYE.. you were the best thing I ever had

I watch the rain falls from above
I feel the coldness from outside
And the heaviness from within
My eyes begin to fill with tears
Cause your face I’d never see
Your voice I’d never hear
All that’s left with me are sorrows
GOODBYE.. you were the best thing I ever had

How am I supposed to move on?
When this world reminds me of you
This life made me believe in three things
I only knew of LOVE, FATE, and DEATH...

It was fate that brought you to me

It was death that took you away

It was love that won’t make me forget and make you live in me forever...

GOODBYE... you were the best thing I ever
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