I Will Always Love You ' There Was Nothing Harder Than Waving Goodbye ' Poem by Danny The Dreamer Boyd

And though she wished she could stay;
She didn't want to let love, get in their way.
And though her heart was breaking, while saying goodbye;
She asked him kindly, 'Please, don't you cry! '

And love will always be there, somewhere;
But life forces upon us, other burdens to bear.
And with the million miles that she had to fly;
There was nothing harder than waving goodbye.

Convincing him that her love, he doesn't need;
Left lonely in a solitary path, bruised to bleed,
And with only bittersweet memories to take
In her journey to the other side, all are left lonely to ache.

And love will always be there, somewhere;
But life forces upon us, other burdens to bear.
And with the million miles that she had to fly;
There was nothing harder than waving goodbye.

With one simple wish, that is: the kindness of life,
And dreams to come true, and beams burn the strife,
And joy, and happiness, and glee, everywhere to spread,
And not to weep over those, who made us beam and are dead.

And love will always be there, somewhere;
But life forces upon us, other burdens to bear.
And with the million miles that she had to fly;
There was nothing harder than waving goodbye.

And as the nights grow colder and blue;
I have forever loved and still, Will Always Love you!
And as the skies in paradise rain and dew;
I have forever loved and still, Will Always Love You!

And love will always be there, somewhere;
You just have to believe, and all the trouble to tear.
And with the fuming fact that she had to die;
There was nothing harder than having to say goodbye!