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The Sweet Hello, The Sad Goodbye - Laura Branigan



     
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Red like fire was the day I met you
I tell you now, there are no regrets
In this room there are many memories
Some are good, some I try to forget
I thought we were the chosen ones
Who were supposed to fly
We're very much the same, you and I
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
Still waiting to get hurt, time after time
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
When love lies in our hands
We seem to run and hide
And I can't help but wonder why
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
My heart was like a runaway train, babe
I don't believe I've ever felt more alive
In this room I hear voices linger
We never talked about the price

You know you're not the only one
Who know how to cry
We're very much the same, you and I
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
Still waiting to get hurt, time after time
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
When love lies in our hands
We run away and hide
And I can't help but wonder why
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
We're very much the same, you and I
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
Still waiting to get hurt, time after time
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
When love lies in our hands
We run away and hide
And I can't help but wonder why
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
Goodbye
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye
The sweet hello, the sad goodbye

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Laura Branigan, was singer, songwriter, and actress, born on 3 July 1957 in the upstate New York town of Brewster and raised in nearby Armonk, New York, USA. It wasn’t until her senior year in high school, where she performed the lead role in a school musical, that she began to consider an entertainment career. After graduation from high school, Laura moved to Manhattan and attended The American Academy of Dramatic Arts.

Read more about Laura Branigan on Last.fm.


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