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Goodbyes Don't


Goodbyes, don't do anything, they only play with my heart like a
 
guitar because that's what you did to me. Oh yeah, that's what you
 
did to me.
 
Now you got me standing in the pouring rain
 
crying. Ain't that a shame? Where did we go
 
wrong? Just seeing your face makes me
 
wanna, cry. Ain't that a shame?
 
Maybe this won't be the last time that I see you. Or am I just losing my mind?
 
While you're holding her hand. I  hope that your goodbyes don't play with her
 
heart like a guitar. And make her feel the way that you made me feel after you'd
 
played with my heart like a guitar.

 

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