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Farewell Is a Lonely Sound (Rerecorded) - Jimmy Ruffin



     
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Farewell is a lonely sound
When told to someone you love
You know, you hurt inside as you wonder why
You must leave the one that you loveSaying goodbye to someone you love
Is so hard for any man
You say it's just for a while, then you force a smile
And you hope she'll understand
Then a tear appears in her eyes
As she tightly holds your hand
Then you let her know that it's time to go
You must leave while you canOh, but, farewell is a lonely sound
When told to someone you love
You know, you hurt inside as you wonder why
You must leave the one that you love(Farewell, farewell my love, farewell, farewell my love)
I'm leaving darling, but I'll be, back one dayOoh, every silent step you take
Each one hurts your heart
As you board the train, you feel the pain
That starts as you depart, yeah

You wipe your eyes so she can't see
'Cause a man should never cry
Now there's just a trace of her crying face
As you wave to her goodbye, that's whyFarewell is a lonely sound
When told to someone you love
You know, you hurt inside as you wonder why
You must leave the one that you loveI don't wanna leave you baby, I don't wanna say goodbye no, no
Ooh, 'cause it hurts inside, and you wonder why
You must leave the one that you love
Baby, baby, farewell is a lonely sound
When told to someone you love
You know you hurt inside as you wonder why
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Jimmy Ruffin (born 7 May 1939 in Collinsville, Mississippi) is an American soul singer. His 1966 hit "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" was a major success and his most well-known song. He was offered a chance to sing with The Temptations, but he politely declined in favor of his younger brother, David Ruffin. After the success of "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted", the intended follow-up, "East Side West Side", was released only in Australia due to an argument with Motown head Berry Gordy. The song was written by Ron Welser and Flamingos' member Terry Johnson.

Read more about Jimmy Ruffin on Last.fm.


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