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(Howard Aronson)

This is about a relationship that I wanted to end for a long time but couldn't. Finally she did it for me, and I felt so relieved. I basically just said there's the door and see you later. But I also wanted to end it on a positive note, so I tried to say a final goodbye and is tactful manner as I could.

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So you say I'm not good enough for you
That it's time for something new
Well I want you to know
I don't care if you go

I'm tired of giving
And I'm tired of living
With you
With you

There's been something wrong
For far too long
So walk out that door
Don't care if I see you anymore

Tired of trying
Tired of lying
To you
To you

I have to take care of myself
So I need someone else
You'd be doing me a favor
You would be my savior

So now I'm going to try
To say a final goodbye
To you
To you

© Howard Aronson 2024

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