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Artist: Jack Johnson
Canonical path: /jack-johnson/goodbye
Related lyric paths: 6
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Goodbye
Read Goodbye lyrics by Jack Johnson on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Goodbye
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This is a true story.....
I think it was a sign
When your cell
Phone fell
Into the toilet
And then it spelled
The word
Goodbye
Backstage at the shell
It was nice enough of it to tell
You farewell
Before
It went
Off to Hell
Well maybe it will see
Our two computers
Down there
That were stolen
On New Years Day
I never really liked them
Anyway
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