"I Don't Know How to Say Goodbye Released" genre: Pop
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	CD: Just One Night   Label: Creative Records Credits: Steve Lewis, Debbie Kanaan, Alice McElhone
	Story Behind the Song This was written as an emotional song to deal with the death of a loved one. Steve Lewis wrote the song in the 70's with Alice McElhone and Debbie Kanaan a few years ago created the lyrics that you now hear. We recorded in our studion in New Jersey and it took about 10 takes of her voice and our harmonies and the rhythm tracks took me about 3 days Lyrics As God takes you away I watch your soul trail behind He leaves your lifeless body beside I can’t believe That this is how it ends In this world I’ll never see you again So blow a kiss at me And fly away Because I know you’ll travel far The thought of losing you Just tears me up inside I don’t know how to say goodbye I hear you every time the wind blows I hear you calling out my name As I walk along the beach On a warm and windy night I see your silhouette in the sea of life When I try to sleep at night It’s a cold and lonely place Until I feel your breath on my face So blow a kiss at me And fly away Because I know you’ll travel far The thought of losing you Just tears me up inside I don’t know how to say goodbye Do you think of me sometimes Can you hear me when I cry Can you hear me saying goodbye

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