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Our Last Goodbye

from Damsel In Distress by Sue Fink

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Our Last Goodbye
© 2004, Sue Fink

Was the sky more than blue
Was the sun extra bright?
Did I say I love you
Did I hold you so tight?

Maybe I touched your hand
Brushed a tear from your eye
But I had not a clue
This was our last good-bye

There was no shrouded hint
I’d never see you again
And so little I heeded
What you said to me then

And I do not recall
Were there clouds in the sky?
Was the radio playing
During our last good-bye

[Bridge]
If I’d only been told
By the breeze in the morning
You’d be taken from me
And I’d have no warning…

I’d have photographed details
Like that green shirt you wore
How I leaned ’gainst the lamppost
While you closed your car door

How the day was no different
[1st time] Than a thousand that fly…
[2nd time] Though I heard a bird cry…
As you crossed the horizon
It was our last good-bye

[Repeat from Bridge]

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from Damsel In Distress, released January 1, 2006
Vocals: Sue Fink
Guitar: Bruce Roper, Sue Fink, Steve Joyner
Piano: Bob Long
Violin: Kathryn Lake

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Sue Fink Chicago, Illinois

Chicago-based singer-songwriter Sue Fink enchants audiences with her whimsical perspective on the world. Her genre, “urban campfire cabaret,” is folk with a hint of jazz, a large dollop of humor, and a drop of sadness for good measure: think Christine Lavin, with a dash of Rickie Lee Jones, Melanie, and Nellie McKay. ... more

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