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Goodbye
Parkwood Lyrics


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As I try to get out of this headspace, I remembered your dead face
As they took pictures and lingered for minutes that seemed like hours
And from the top of my city's highest points I looked down upon these towers
And wondered if I jumped if I'd end up with you buried beneath dead flowers
Because I haven't come and visited seen or been since the funeral
Because reluctance is my human fault I keep these feelings locked up in this vault
Because everyday I grow more cold

Everyday I grow more cold

And if you ask me, I am in no way sold on the idea
That there are ghosts and there are souls
But one day I'll die and maybe I'll know
But until then I'll love what's close to home
That is my friends, that is my home

Goodbye,
My selfish lover
Refuse me, abuse me
I'm not sorry for moving on
I'm moving on from you

And I wished you well, you said goodbye
We're just a moment
A moment in time

I've got the taste of your bad love now
And it lingers on my tongue

I'm not sorry for moving on
I'm moving on from you
And I wished you well
And you said goodbye

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Parkwood's song Goodbye are a poignant exploration of grief and loss. The song begins with the singer trying to escape the pain and memories associated with the death of someone close to them. They describe remembering the dead face of their loved one and the uncomfortable experience of having pictures taken at the funeral. The singer goes on to contemplate the idea of jumping from a high place to be reunited with their loved one, but ultimately decides to keep their feelings "locked up in this vault."


As the song progresses, the singer reflects on the concept of life after death. They admit to being unsure about the existence of ghosts and souls, but suggest that perhaps they will know the truth when they die themselves. In the meantime, the singer finds comfort in the things that are close to them - their friends and their home. The chorus of the song is a powerful expression of the singer's determination to move on from their grief and their relationship with their "selfish lover." The lyrics suggest that while the singer is not sorry for moving on, they are still able to wish their former partner well and say goodbye.


Overall, the lyrics to Parkwood's song Goodbye are a moving expression of grief and the complex emotions associated with loss. The song explores themes of love, death, and moving on, and offers listeners a unique perspective on these universal experiences.


Line by Line Meaning

As I try to get out of this headspace, I remembered your dead face
I'm struggling to move on from your death, as memories of you flood my mind.


As they took pictures and lingered for minutes that seemed like hours
I couldn't bear the endless condolences and mourning that surrounded your funeral.


And from the top of my city's highest points I looked down upon these towers
I've contemplated ending my own life just to be with you again.


And wondered if I jumped if I'd end up with you buried beneath dead flowers
I'm not sure if there's an afterlife, but I'm willing to take the risk if it means being with you in death.


Because I haven't come and visited seen or been since the funeral
I haven't been able to face the reality of your absence, so I've avoided visiting your grave or any reminders of you.


Because reluctance is my human fault I keep these feelings locked up in this vault
I struggle to express my emotions and often keep them bottled up inside.


Because everyday I grow more cold Everyday I grow more cold
As time goes on, I feel myself becoming more numb and disconnected from the world without you in it.


And if you ask me, I am in no way sold on the idea That there are ghosts and there are souls
I'm not sure if there's an afterlife or if you still exist in some way beyond death.


But one day I'll die and maybe I'll know But until then I'll love what's close to home That is my friends, that is my home
Maybe I'll understand what happens after death, but until then I'll focus on cherishing the people and places that are still here with me.


Goodbye, My selfish lover Refuse me, abuse me I'm not sorry for moving on I'm moving on from you
Despite my love for you, I realize that I deserve better than the way you treated me and I'm moving on with my life.


And I wished you well, you said goodbye We're just a moment A moment in time
I once thought our love would last forever, but now I see that it was just a fleeting moment in the grand scheme of things.


I've got the taste of your bad love now And it lingers on my tongue
Even though I've left our toxic relationship behind, the pain and negative memories still haunt me.


I'm not sorry for moving on I'm moving on from you And I wished you well And you said goodbye
I'm not looking back, and though it hurts to say goodbye, I know it's for the best.




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