Goodbye
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Goodbye
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Is every mountain made for climbing
Is every river meant to cross
Maybe the dream's not worth pursuing
If there's too high a cost
Every effort getting nowhere
Look at what we've lost
Goodbye sad eyes
Goodbye unsatisfied
No more waiting lines
No more wasting time
Goodbye
V2:
You have been my one devotion
My agony, my heart's desire
Couldn't see past my emotions
Chasing wandering fire
Every time I get too close
All that's left is ash and smoke
Goodbye sad eyes
Goodbye unsatisfied
No more waiting lines
No more wasting time
Goodbye
Expectation put away
I'll be happier today
If I see you passing by
I'll wave
Goodbye sad eyes
Goodbye unsatisfied
No more waiting lines
No more wasting time
Goodbye sad eyes
Goodbye unsatisfied
No more waiting lines
No more wasting time
Goodbye
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Jaylene Johnson performs "Goodbye", and this lyric page sits inside the Jaylene Johnson catalog on LyroVerse.
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