Never Said Goodbye

Amanda Marshall

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Intro : (x2) I got a friend he lives down in old Albuquerque We used to watch the sun coming up together But he was hungry then and he got restless I heard he took a wife, I think her name is Heather All of a sudden I'm driving in the rain With the Santa Fe horizon calling out my name Should have done it sooner, now I know it's time Cause we said a lot of things, but we never said goodbye We were a team, we were the best of friends We had a world were no-one else could find us The summer passed, September came too soon And suddenly that world was all behind us Driving through the night with nothing on my mind But the thought of catching up with a ghost I left behind Don't know what I'll do but I know I've got to try Cause we said a lot of things, but we never said goodbye I drove 1000 miles chasing a memory But all the pieces of what used to be have shattered And all the little things that used to mean so much I look around me now and see that they don't matter All of a sudden I'm driving home again Cause sometimes goodbye is better left unsaid The Santa Fe horizon will know the reason why I said a lot of things to you, but I never said goodbye

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