Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye
Anne Murray * Track #3 On The Hottest Night of the Year
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Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye by Anne Murray
Performed by
Anne MurrayProduced by
Jim Ed NormanWrited by
Bob McDillAbout
Someone’s Always Saying Goodbye was the second single released from Anne Murray’s album The Hottest Night of the Year.
The song peaked at #7 on Billboard’s Hot Country Singles chart and #36 on Billboard’s Adult Contemporary chart.
In Canada, the song topped the Adult Contemporary chart.
Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Railroad station, midnight trains
Lonely airports in the rain
And somebody stands there with tears in their eyes
It's the same old scene, time after time
That's the trouble with all mankind
Somebody's always saying goodbye
[Verse 2]
Taxi cabs leave in the night
Greyhound buses with red tail lights
Someone's leaving and someone's left behind
Well, I don't know how things got that way
But every place you look these days
Somebody's always saying goodbye
[Bridge]
Take two people like me and you
We could have made it, we just quit too soon
Oh, the two of us, we could have had it all
If we'd only tried
[Verse 3]
But that's the way love is, it seems
Just when you've got a real good thing
Somebody's always saying goodbye
Somebody's always saying goodbye
Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye Q&A
Who wrote Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye's ?
Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye was written by Bob McDill.
Who produced Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye's ?
Somebody’s Always Saying Goodbye was produced by Jim Ed Norman.