The morning light comes stealing
To start a new day
Out there the world is waiting
To take us far away
And it's time to make
The final break
But the memory will linger forever

If I never see you again
And think of me now and then
Though it hurts so sweetly
They say all good things come to an end
You've changed my life completely
I'm touched by your love
Even if I never see you again

The night is so unforgiving, yeah
And I'm on my own
I realize what I'm missing
And now that you've gone
So I say a prayer
Are you out there
Are you feeling what I'm feeling now, yeah

If I never see you again
And think of me now and then
Though it hurts so deeply
They say all good things come to an end
You've changed my life completely
I'm touched by your love
Even if I never see you
If I never see you again

And if I never see you again

No one can tell you how the story ends
Where the road will lead
When love begins, yeah

You've changed my life completely
I'm touched by your love
Even if I never see you
If I never see you
Even if I never see you again
And If I never see you


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If I Never See You Again Lyrics as written by Graham Lyle Graeme Clark

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    why no comments?. Not a bad song at all. The song's meaning is very obvious, most would have experienced it at some point.

    langenfeldon March 27, 2006   Link
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    I LOVE this song! It's a breakup song, and it isn't really depressing -it's almost as if he's looking forward to the future, even though he's gonna miss girl sooo much. It's a breakup, but isn't depressing at all! Puts you in a puts you a cool, alive mood. Cuz that's life and all good things must come to an end... :)

    psychoblahon May 20, 2007   Link
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    I guess everyone can have their own take to it. But what i'm leaning toward is, a romantic couple generally having to part not on their own accord e.g One has to move away to another country, even a couple parting from high school or college even.

    Its not a break-up of choice, but mostly of circumstance mainly from the parts which says "I realise what I?m missing And now that you?ve gone So I say a prayer Are you out there Are you feeling what I?m feeling now, yeah"

    So basically its about having to part due to events not by choice, but being gracious and accepting reality for what it is ,which takes enormous amount of spirit, as the song clearly portrays. And finally, the protaganist leavies it thoroughly into the hands of fate if their paths were ever to cross again (Serendipity anyone?)

    This is an awesome song.Gives me goosebumps all the time A whole new meaning to a bittersweet symphony dont you think :)

    deludedon December 05, 2007   Link
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    wat can i say i love this song altho my taste is quite strange for someone of my age-think eoughan quigg loves abba. he says hes hurt that the relationship has to end but he accepts it n is ready to move on. love has touched him n now hell be able to look back on the tym with fond memories. but for now its tym to move on and hes okay with that.

    whitehorse93on December 29, 2008   Link

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