Goodbye to your ideas about
The way things should have been
It was a nice try, that doesn't mean
That's gonna make me let you in

PRE-CHORUS
You're not crazy, this is not amazing
You are not a problem worthwhile saving

CHORUS
It could be worse, I could be you
I could be out of luck and that would never do
I'm liking my clothes, I'm safe in my shoes
I'm glad you're gone and I don't got a lot to lose
Everybody knows I'm not crazy, you are not amazing
This is not a problem, I'm just saying goodbye

Oh oh oh oh oh, woah-oh

So long to spending hours
Staying up until you call
You've never been wrong
That doesn't mean that you're never gonna fall

PRE-CHORUS
No I'm not crazy, this is not amazing
You are not a problem worthwhile saving

CHORUS
It could be worse, I could be you
I could be out of luck and that would never do
I'm liking my clothes, I'm safe in my shoes
I'm glad you're gone and I don't got a lot to lose
Everybody knows I'm not crazy, you are not amazing
This is not a problem, I'm just saying

And I don't really wanna know you played me
It doesn't make me any better if I'm caring at all
And I don't really wanna know you played me
You're not crazy, you are not amazing,
This is not a problem, I'm just saying goodbye

Oh oh oh oh oh oh, woah-oh

CHORUS
It could be worse, I could be you
I could be out of luck and that would never do
I'm liking my clothes, I'm safe in my shoes
I'm glad you're gone and I don't got a lot to lose
Everybody knows I'm not crazy, you are not amazing
This is not a problem, I'm just saying goodbye

Oh oh oh oh oh oh, woah-oh
Goodbye


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Goodbye Lyrics as written by John Feldmann Jacob William Hoggard

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    wow im really the first to post on this one? sweet!

    fucking good song, personally i think they should've made this the last song on the album rather then "Friends". This song just has that "last-song-on-the-cd" feel to it.

    Matteuxon December 23, 2009   Link
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    I think this song is about Jakes divorce from his wife, basically saying "bye, fuck you, Im better off without you anyways"

    love this song though :)

    thatbeautifulinsanityon March 18, 2010   Link

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