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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


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