Goodbye Songtext
von Kelli O’Hara
Goodbye Songtext
On behalf of myself and my husband, Charles
We appreciate you coming to his virtual funeral
(Sung)
Even when expected, it′s really not
Let's all give our thanks for the time we got
Thank you for coming, it means a lot
Goodbye
And if Charles were here, we know what he′d say
"Take good care of the boat, I would love to stay
But my bridge hand's arrived at the final play
Goodbye"
Let's all raise a glass to the time that we shared
And the people we loved and the friends who cared
And the good that we did and the dreams that we dared to dream
That we dared to, that we dared to
(Spoken)
Really, Time Warner? Now you crash?
(Sung)
Do you laugh? Do you cry? Do you run and hide?
Do you dry all the tears that you should have cried?
Do you just tell the truth? The connection′s died
Goodbye
(Spoken)
Dear God, how many grey suits can one man own?
(Sung)
Meet a boy, fall in love, and the world is new
And he′s poor, and he's brash, but his love is true
You tell all of the things you′re supposed to do
Goodbye
You put Massar on hold and become his rock
And your dreams become sweat that's around the clock
For the doors open wide and the clients flock
Goodbye
And you′re finally through with the same old songs
Put the truth in the trash where the truth belongs
Or, let's just say, where it remains
Look at that, here it lies
Time goes on, things get old, and you hit a snag
You do all that you can so the tongues don′t wag
Then you fill up your life in a garbage bag
Goodbye
And you marvel, in fact, at the price it cost
Was it worth all the pain? All the you you lost?
With a wash down the bin, all the years get tossed
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
(Spoken)
You stupid son of a bitch!
We appreciate you coming to his virtual funeral
(Sung)
Even when expected, it′s really not
Let's all give our thanks for the time we got
Thank you for coming, it means a lot
Goodbye
And if Charles were here, we know what he′d say
"Take good care of the boat, I would love to stay
But my bridge hand's arrived at the final play
Goodbye"
Let's all raise a glass to the time that we shared
And the people we loved and the friends who cared
And the good that we did and the dreams that we dared to dream
That we dared to, that we dared to
(Spoken)
Really, Time Warner? Now you crash?
(Sung)
Do you laugh? Do you cry? Do you run and hide?
Do you dry all the tears that you should have cried?
Do you just tell the truth? The connection′s died
Goodbye
(Spoken)
Dear God, how many grey suits can one man own?
(Sung)
Meet a boy, fall in love, and the world is new
And he′s poor, and he's brash, but his love is true
You tell all of the things you′re supposed to do
Goodbye
You put Massar on hold and become his rock
And your dreams become sweat that's around the clock
For the doors open wide and the clients flock
Goodbye
And you′re finally through with the same old songs
Put the truth in the trash where the truth belongs
Or, let's just say, where it remains
Look at that, here it lies
Time goes on, things get old, and you hit a snag
You do all that you can so the tongues don′t wag
Then you fill up your life in a garbage bag
Goodbye
And you marvel, in fact, at the price it cost
Was it worth all the pain? All the you you lost?
With a wash down the bin, all the years get tossed
Goodbye
Goodbye
Goodbye
(Spoken)
You stupid son of a bitch!
Writer(s): Zina Goldrich, Marcy Allison Heisler Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
