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After All the Good Is Gone Lyrics by Conway Twitty

Gold: Conway Twitty

1976

[Verse 1: Conway Twitty]
Today I got a letter from someone
Just a friend we knew some time ago
And as I read between the lines
I began to realize he didn't know
I lost you a long, long time ago
[Verse 2]
Oh I just can't make it any longer
Everything I do is always wrong
I'm living a lie and there's no need in trying
To keep hanging on after all the good is gone
[Verse 3]
Lord, I wish that I could die
And there's no use in trying
To keep hanging on
After all the good is gone

About “After All the Good Is Gone” by Conway Twitty

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"After All the Good Is Gone" is credited to Conway Twitty. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"After All the Good Is Gone" appears on "Gold: Conway Twitty" in 1976.

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