Hard to Say Goodbye [Beyoncé, Sharon Leal, Anika]
Dreamgirls: Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack · Dreamgirls: Music from the Motion Picture [2006]
We each got to go our seperate way,
And now we're standing here, helpless,
Looking for something to say.
We've been together a long time.
We never thought it would end.
We were always so close to each other;
You were always my friend.
And it's hard to say good-bye, my love.
Hard to see you cry, my love.
Hard to open up that door.
You're not sure what you're going for.
I didn't want this to happen,
But we shouldn't feel sad.
We had a good life together.
Just remember, remember, all the times we had.
It's not that I don't love you deeply
You were my family
It's just that I'm feeling there's so much more
Waiting out there for you and me.
And it's hard to say good-bye, my love.
Hard to see you cry, my love.
Hard to open up that door.
You're not sure what you're going for.
You'll know I'll always love you.
You'll know I'll always care.
And no matter how far I may go,
In my thoughts,
You'll always be there.
(It's so hard) hard to say good-bye, my love.
(Baby, it's hard) hard to see you cry, my love.
(It's hard) hard to open up that door,
When you're not sure what you're going for.
(It's so hard.)
Good-bye my love.
(Baby, it's so hard.)
We didn't make forever.
It's so hard.
I can feel there's something more.
(When you're not sure what you're going for.)
We've got to work it,
We've got to try,
Though it's hard, so hard
We have to say good-bye
Though it's hard, so hard
We have to say
We didn't make forever.
How could we loose tomorrow?
We didn't make forever.
How could we loose tomorrow?
Hard to Say Goodbye [Beyoncé, Sharon Leal, Anika]
This recording features a powerful vocal performance by Beyoncé, Sharon Leal, and Anika, drawn from the 2006 motion picture soundtrack for Dreamgirls. The track serves as a pivotal moment in the film's narrative, showcasing the emotional depth and harmonious blend characteristic of the Dreamgirls ensemble. As part of the soundtrack album, the song highlights the collaborative spirit of the cast, with each vocalist contributing distinct textures to the arrangement. The production captures the lush, soulful atmosphere of the era, emphasizing the dramatic weight of the scene through its dynamic instrumentation. This work stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the Dreamgirls franchise, blending cinematic storytelling with high-caliber vocal artistry. The song remains a significant song in the discography of the film's musical contributors, reflecting the polished production values of the project.