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How Do I Go On

by Richard Melvin Brown

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How Do I Go On

Words and Music by Richard Melvin Brown (socan)

My loneliness colored blue is dressed
In a melancholy mosaic mess
Since she passed on the void inside is strong
And tell me now that she is gone how do I go on

The emptiness seems I must confess
Has left my heart in havoc and possessed
Hard to conceive I'm left now just to grieve
And tell me now that she is gone how do I go on

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Tell me how do I go on now that she's gone
The truth be told I ain't that strong
And now that she is gone please tell me how do I go on

The sad thing now that I cannot grasp
Is the sting of knowing I'm now all alone
Her divine ascent freed the Soul of my best friend
But tell me now that she is gone how do I go on

CHORUS

Tell me how do I go on now that she's gone
The truth be told that I ain't that strong
And now that she is gone please tell me how do I go on

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Yes now that she is gone please tell me how do I go on

(c) 2022 Richard Melvin Brown

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released June 30, 2022
Composed, Produced and Performed by Richard Melvin Brown songsculptor.com

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Richard Melvin Brown Edmonton, Alberta

Rick Brown (Richard Melvin Brown) AKA Songsculptor has been involved in the Music Business for over 50 plus years, in (Canada, The United States and Europe) as an Award Winning Songwriter, Record Producer/Arranger, Studio Musician, former Music Director for "The Canadian Country Music All-Star Show" and former band member for Renowned Grammy Award Winning Record Producer David Foster. ... more

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