Goodbye Lyrics
Miley Cyrus
Lyrics
I can honestly say
You've been on my mind
Since I woke up today
I look at your photograph all the time
These memories come back to life
And I don't mind
I remember when we kissed
I still feel it on my lips
The time that you danced with me
With no music playing
I remember the simple things
I remember till I cry
But the one thing I wish I'd forget
The memory I wanna forget
Is goodbye
I woke up this morning
And played our song
And through my tears i sang along
I picked up the phone and then put it down
Cause I know I'm wasting my time
And I don't mind
I remember when we kissed
I still feel it on my lips
The time that you danced with me
With no music playing
I remember the simple things
I remember till I cry
But the one thing I wish I'd forget
The memory I wanna forget
Suddenly my cell phone's blowing up
With your ring tone
I hesitate but answer it anyway
You sound so alone
And I'm surprised to hear you say
You remember when we kissed
You still feel it on your lips
The time that you danced with me
With no music playing
You remember the simple things
We talk till we cry
You said that your biggest regret
The one thing you wish I'd forgetIs
Saying goodbye
Saying goodbyeOh
Goodbye
Song & Lyrics Facts
Miley Cyrus released her song 'Goodbye' on October 4, 2019 as part of her seventh studio album 'Plastic Hearts'. The track was written by Miley Cyrus, Andrew Wyatt, Ali Tamposi and Louis Bell with production handled by Andrew Wyatt.
The lyrics of the track are about a relationship that is going downhill and how she has to eventually let go. It features an alternative rock sound combined with elements of pop and country. The accompanying music video for this song was shot in black-and-white and showcases Miley dancing around in a desert landscape. The single received positive reviews from critics who praised its lyrical content and musical composition. It also entered various charts worldwide, peaking at number 11 on US Mainstream Top 40 chart and at number 19 on the UK Singles Chart. 'Goodbye' went on to become one of the most successful songs from 'Plastic Hearts', being certified gold in Australia and silver in the United Kingdom for selling over 200,000 copies in each region.