Goodbye
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Goodbye
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Goodbye. I'll be gone when you open your eyes.
I'm skilling town like a stone thrown across the water.
Gonna set sail.
There's no need for you to wave cos I'm catching one on my own now.
Don't leave a key underneath the mat for me cos I won't be coming back around here.
Goodbye, I'm not gonna cry as I'm hopping that train knowing that I won't see you again.
Don't leave a key underneath the mat for me cos I won't be coming back around here.
Taking a plane into the sky.
I'm not gonna look down and I'm not gonna look back, so don't leave a key underneath the mat for me cos I won't be coming back around here.
Coming back around here...
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