I'm staring down this empty street
And its cold but I am walking
To the place where all roads meet
And its just the past and me
A tattoo and a scar
And the man in the tv

Every time I walk away I see a picture of a face
It's a photograph that makes me wonder why
Now I stand here on my own
And I'm finally letting go
Its time to say goodbye

So down this road I travel now
Pass broken buildings where I look for truth, were they true to me, no
Every step is stepped with doubt
But still I walk here trying to find some peace
Will I find peace?

Every time I walk away I see a picture of a face
It's a photograph that makes me wonder why
Now I stand here on my own
And I'm finally letting go
Its time to say goodbye

Nothings gonna stand in my way
No, nothing no nothing will stand in my way
Nothings gonna stand in my way, yeah, hey

Every time I walk away I see a picture of a face
It's a photograph that makes me wonder why
Now I stand here on my own
And I'm finally letting go
Its time to say goodbye

Every time I walk away I see a picture of a face
It's a photograph that makes me wonder why
Now I stand here on my own
And I'm finally letting go
Its time to say goodbye



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Say Goodbye Lyrics as written by Nickolas G. Carter Andrew Mcmahon

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    It's a pretty obvious song, but the meaning is great all the same. It's about letting go of something that's so familiar, and how hard it is. He talks about how difficult it is to let go, but how he knows he has to.

    "Every step is stepped with doubt But still I walk here, trying to find some peace,"

    it's a great track off a great album, with Nick Carter (BSB?!) helping out on vocals on this particular track.

    sammmmanthajon January 17, 2008   Link

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