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Alan Jackson ~ It's Time You Learned About Goodbye


(alan jackson) Well i've been on the wrong side Of the front door too often Watched you slam it in my face Well i may have learned the hard way I'm not a soft one Tonight i'm standin in your place Cause you taught me a lot about leavin Won't even have to try So here's your lesson in heartache and grievin And a chance for you to cry Cause it's time you learned about goodbye I've stood behind you And i've laid beside you But i won't do that anymore Cause i'm tired of bein Just here when you want me Tonight i'm walkin out that door Cause you taught me a lot about leavin Won't even have to try So here's your lesson in heartache and grievin And a chance for you to cry Cause it's time you learned about goodbye It's time you learned about goodbye more free lyrics

(alan jackson)

Well i've been on the wrong side
Of the front door too often
Watched you slam it in my face
Well i may have learned the hard way
I'm not a soft one
Tonight i'm standin in your place

Cause you taught me a lot about leavin
Won't even have to try
So here's your lesson in heartache and grievin
And a chance for you to cry
Cause it's time you learned about goodbye

I've stood behind you
And i've laid beside you
But i won't do that anymore
Cause i'm tired of bein
Just here when you want me
Tonight i'm walkin out that door

Cause you taught me a lot about leavin
Won't even have to try
So here's your lesson in heartache and grievin
And a chance for you to cry
Cause it's time you learned about goodbye

It's time you learned about goodbye

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