(Pam Tillis/Bob DiPiero/Jan Buckingham)
Baby I've got this sinkin' feeling
I've done something I can't undo
And I could kick myself from Tennessee to Texas
If I just lost the love I found in you
And I just gotta know,how too far did I go
And how gone is goodbye
Is that last bridge burnin'
Is that point of no return
What I'm seeing in your eyes
How gone,how gone is goodbye
Well I'm afraid that I already know the answer
Oh just this once I'd sure like to be wrong
And I could wake up in your arms tomorrow morning
Live without this deep regret down in my bones
Have I pushed you to the limit
What's your plan,and am I in it
And how gone is goodbye
Is that last bridge burnin'
Is that point of no return
What I'm seeing in your eyes
How gone,how gone is goodbye
Tell me,I've just gotta know,how too far did I go
And how gone is goodbye
Is that last bridge burnin'
Is that point of no return
What I'm seeing in your eyes
How gone,how gone is goodbye
How gone is goodbye
Have you drawn the final curtain
Come on baby,are you certain
We can't give it one more try
How gone,how gone is goodbye
Pam Tillis is an American country music singer and songwriter, born in Memphis, Tennessee on July 18, 1958. Daughter of legendary country musician Mel Tillis, Pam inherited a passion for music and began her musical career in the 1980s. Her distinctive vocal style, a blend of power and sweetness, has allowed her to captivate country audiences. In 1989 she achieved national success with the single "Don't Tell Me What to Do", which topped the Billboard Hot Country Songs charts. Among her most notable hits are also "Maybe It Was Memphis", "Shake the Sugar Tree" and "In Between Dances". Tillis has been nominated for numerous Grammy, CMA Awards and ACM Awards, demonstrating her talent and influence in the country music landscape.
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