If Leaving Me Is Easy
Phil Collins * Track #11 On Face Value
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If Leaving Me Is Easy Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I read all the letters
I read each word that you've sent to me
And though it's past now
And the words start to fade
All the memories I have still remain
[Verse 2]
I've kept all the pictures
But I hide my feelings so no-one knows
Oh, sure, my friends all come round
But I'm in a crowd on my own
It's 'cause you're gone now
But your heart
Heart still remains
And it'll be here if you come again
[Verse 3]
You see, I'd heard the rumours
I knew before you let me know
But I didn't believe it, not you
No, you would not let me go
Seems I was wrong, but I love
I love you the same
And that's the one thing that you can't take away
Just remember…
[Instrumental Break]
[Chorus]
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If leaving me is easy
And you know coming back is harder
If Leaving Me Is Easy Q&A
Who wrote If Leaving Me Is Easy's ?
If Leaving Me Is Easy was written by Phil Collins.
Who produced If Leaving Me Is Easy's ?
If Leaving Me Is Easy was produced by Hugh Padgham & Phil Collins.
What did Phil Collins say about "If Leaving Me Is Easy"?
According to Songfacts, in an interview Collins gave to The Mail On Sunday, dealing with his songs, he declared this was “one of my favorite songs. It was so simple and yet said so much about how I felt at the time… the main chorus line being a real truism.”