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Goodbye, Goodbye Darlin'


Pieces in life don’t fit together Until they happen to you You see someone pass And you don’t think about it Until a relative of yours do. I miss my closest darlin’ He meant so much to me It is a hardship to get through The time when your Grandfather dies I spent nights a cryin’ Cause I didn’t know how to cope I wish that I could have said Goodbye, Goodbye Darlin’ I hope you find a place That will make you happy In your better days.
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