Don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye

You and I, cold February night
It's been a half an hour
Taking sweet time saying our goodbyes
One minute more, go!!

The best day of my life is all thanks to you
Precious remembrance saved for rainy days on February
Few scenes from my life where moments mean more to me
Than our fine nights,
I remember like yesterday, the time of my life

Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Lets travel back in time

Two-twelve-ninety nine at the stroke of midnight
Holding you tight, your body and mine, in February
Few scenes from my life where moments mean more to me
Than our fine nights,
I remember like yesterday, the time of my life

Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Please don't leave me without saying goodbye
Without saying goodbye
Lets travel back in time


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    actually, i really liked the version on the ep "with hopes of starting over" i loved that cd... then they released their full length, changing "cheek to cheek" a bit as well... for both songs.. i liked the old versions better. the intro of the older "cheek to cheek" version was bad ass.

    sixstringson August 10, 2002   Link

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