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The hope is fading from my lips
When I kiss you with goodbye
Now when you let go of our last embrace
Please don't look me in the eye
Secret's out, that I just might care about you
You broke me, you're leaving
There's nothing I can do
I'll find a way to close the door
I want to say so much more but
I found you once, you're lost again
Two thousand miles took what could have been
I don't want to
Won't let myself
I have to realize
This might be
This could be

This is goodbye
This is goodbye
The smile fate was wearing, slowly die
Minutes turn to months
Silence of the phone just mocks my cry
When I see that you've moved on
Secret's out that I did care about you
You broke me, you left me
There was nothing I could do
I'll find a way to close the door
I want to say so much more but
I found you once, you're lost again
Two thousand miles took what could have been
I don't want to
Won't let myself
I have to realize
This might be
This could be
This is goodbye
Do I ever cross your mind?
Cause you're on mine all the time
I can believe how unfair life is sometimes
Find a way to close the door
And be okay with nothing more but
Found you once, you're lost again
Two thousand miles took what could have been
I don't want to
Won't let myself
I have to realize
This might be
This could be
This is goodbye
This is goodbye
The hope is fading from my lips

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Elek Bacsik (22 May 1926-14 February 1993) was a Hungarian jazz violinist and guitarist. Bacsik was of Gypsy descent and probably studied at the Budapest Conservatory but found his primary musical inspiration in bebop pioneers Dizzy Gillespie and Charlie Parker. He worked in Paris in the early 1960s (he recorded two albums on guitar and he worked with Serge Gainsbourg on the album "Confidentiel") and in Las Vegas starting in 1967. Bacsik recorded on guitar on Gillespie's Dizzy on the French Riviera (1962) and later appeared on violin with Gillespie at the Newport Jazz Festival in 1974.

Read more about Elek Bacsik on Last.fm.


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