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Babyface ~ So Hard To Say Goodbye


Written by damon thomas, newt, newt, jackson (1999) Performed by coko So hard to say goodbye But i just can't keep living this lie Try to hold back my tears But my heart still cries Boy if you, you only knew The hardest part is saying goodbye I never thought the day would come when I would have to overcome The love and joy and happiness that we once shared But the pain inside my heart is too much for one soul to bear It's hard enough to live this life without you cause Hook Love is when you lose your only Without you i'm eternally lonely Cause you were everything And everything is you But how could so much pleasure turn to so much pain I never knew my sun could turn into rain Hook I never thought that i would be Singing that sad song The one about living my life without you Oh... Hook Goodbye Goodbye But my heart still cries Boy if you, you only knew The hardest part is saying goodbye more free lyrics

Written by damon thomas, newt, newt, jackson (1999)
Performed by coko

So hard to say goodbye
But i just can't keep living this lie
Try to hold back my tears
But my heart still cries
Boy if you, you only knew
The hardest part is saying goodbye

I never thought the day would come when
I would have to overcome
The love and joy and happiness that we once shared
But the pain inside my heart is too much for one soul to bear
It's hard enough to live this life without you cause

Hook

Love is when you lose your only
Without you i'm eternally lonely
Cause you were everything
And everything is you
But how could so much pleasure turn to so much pain
I never knew my sun could turn into rain

Hook

I never thought that i would be
Singing that sad song
The one about living my life without you
Oh...

Hook

Goodbye
Goodbye
But my heart still cries
Boy if you, you only knew
The hardest part is saying goodbye

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