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Alan Jackson ~ Its time you learned about Goodbye


Well, Ive been on the wrong side Of the front door too often Watched you slam it in my face Well I may learn the hard way I'm not a soft one Tonight I'm standin in your place 'Cause you taught me a lot about leavin Wont even have to try So heres your lesson in heartache and grievin And a chance for you to cry 'Cause its time you learned about good-bye Ive stood behind you And Ive laid beside you But I wont 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 Wont even have to try So heres your lesson in heartache and grievin And a chance for you to cry 'Cause its time you learned about good-bye It's time you learned about good-bye more free lyrics

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

'Cause you taught me a lot about leavin
Wont even have to try
So heres your lesson in heartache and grievin
And a chance for you to cry
'Cause its time you learned about good-bye

Ive stood behind you
And Ive laid beside you
But I wont 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
Wont even have to try
So heres your lesson in heartache and grievin
And a chance for you to cry
'Cause its time you learned about good-bye

It's time you learned about good-bye

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