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Christian Wunderlich ~ That's My Way To Say Goodbye


Written by christian wunderlich/jens rodenberg/martin rohdich. It's easy for those Who're gone But hard to carry on The good and bad Belong to us Like a prayer to a pries So i wonder Who will care for me When my heart's crying a pain And the only thing That i can do Is wait, can i wait? Time will tell What's on my mind Tears will flow Until my eyes go blind Oh, i sing until i cry, 'cause That's my way to say goodbye We built castles in the air And we watched The world out there And now there's nothing I can do But wait, i'll wait for you Time will tell What's on my mind Tears will flow Until my eyes go blind Oh, i sing until i cry, 'cause That's my way to say goodbye more free lyrics

Written by christian wunderlich/jens rodenberg/martin rohdich.

It's easy for those
Who're gone
But hard to carry on
The good and bad
Belong to us
Like a prayer to a pries
So i wonder
Who will care for me
When my heart's crying a pain
And the only thing
That i can do
Is wait, can i wait?

Time will tell
What's on my mind
Tears will flow
Until my eyes go blind
Oh, i sing until i cry, 'cause
That's my way to say goodbye

We built castles in the air
And we watched
The world out there
And now there's nothing
I can do
But wait, i'll wait for you

Time will tell
What's on my mind
Tears will flow
Until my eyes go blind
Oh, i sing until i cry, 'cause
That's my way to say goodbye

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