Don't Say Goodbye Again
Michael Jackson · Other Songs - Michael Jackson
Girl don't you make
Girl don't you make
Make me cry
Make me cry
You had my life
In the palm of your hand
Why you threw it away
I'll never ever understand
You took away the best part
The best part of me
You took away you
How cruel could you be
You're just another heartache
I've got to learn to take
You're just another habbit
I have to learn to break
Am I alone again
Am I alone again
Am I alone, alone, again
Don't say goodbye again
Don't say goodbye again
Don't make me cry, cry, cry
Don't say goodbye again
Don't say goodbye again
Don't make me cry, cry, cry, again
Again, again
The more I try the more you hurt me
Why
Tell me why
Tell me why
I can take an aspirin
For a bad headache
But what pill for loneliness can I take
I can seal to you
Just like cellophane
But I need you baby
Like a star needs fame
You're not another habbit
I have to learn to break
Let's try to patch it up
Before it's to late
I'm in love with you
I'm in love with you
I'm in love, in love, in love
Don't say goodbye again
Don't say goodbye again
Don't make me cry, cry, cry, again
Don't saygoodbye again
Don't say goodbye again
Don't make me cry, cry, cry, again
The more I try the more you hurt me
Why
Tel me why
Tell me why
Don't Say Goodbye Again
Don't Say Goodbye Again stands as a poignant song in Michael Jackson's extensive discography, capturing the emotional depth that defined his vocal style. The track reflects the artist's signature ability to blend pop sensibilities with heartfelt balladry, showcasing his mastery of phrasing and emotional delivery. While often overshadowed by his most famous chart-topping singles, this recording highlights the breadth of his musical exploration beyond the blockbuster albums. It serves as a reminder of Jackson's consistent commitment to crafting songs that resonate with universal themes of love and loss. The work remains a testament to his enduring influence on the genre, offering listeners a glimpse into the nuanced artistry that sustained his career across decades of recording.