💔 Goodbye, Line

A final farewell to an old love — the dream that lived for 30 years has finally come to rest.

Artist note:
This is not a song of regret — it’s one of gratitude.
What began in youth has found its peace in time.
Some stories aren’t meant to end with “forever,”
but with thank you and goodbye.

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Lyrics

Verse 1
Goodbye, my love — goodbye that smile,
The way your eyes could light a mile.
Goodbye the spark in what you said,
When passion’s fire turned skies to red.

Verse 2
Goodbye the love that could never bend,
The kind that time will never end.
Goodbye those nights in Cancún’s glow,
Where ocean winds still softly know.

Chorus 1
Goodbye to the dream, goodbye to the pain,
Goodbye to the heart that called your name.
Goodbye to the truth, to the fire, to the flame —
Goodbye, my sweet Line…
Goodbye, my love, again.

Verse 3
Goodbye the talks that bared our souls,
Goodbye the pieces time still holds.
Goodbye that gentle tilt, those closing eyes,
The peace that lived in midnight skies.

Bridge
Goodbye the embrace I longed to find,
The future built inside my mind.
Goodbye the ache that made me grow,
Goodbye, at last, to letting me go.

Final Chorus
Goodbye to the dream, goodbye to the pain,
Goodbye to the tears that fell like rain.
Goodbye to the story that love began —
Goodbye, my sweet Line…
My heart, my truth, my friend.

Outro
Goodbye, my love…
Goodbye, my sweet Line.

Goodbye My Love

This song grew from a short story I related to friends on FB about simply refinishing a trashed table we once found in a Baltimore alley while walking our dog Lucy and refinishing it into something beautiful.  

After a number of comments suggesting that there was more to the story than simply refinishing a piece of old furniture, I decided to write a song based on that story.

As I wrote the lyrics and worked hard at producing a certain sound and listening over and over again, I came up with the final result you can listen to here.
The more I played it and listened to my own words, the more I realized it was about something much more important than that table.  It was about People, relationships, rescued pets and life in general.

Please listen, share with your friends, and see if it has an effect on you more than the simple story about refinishing an old table.  

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Thanks! - Bill

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Produced for BANTU by Terry Mills and JBZ
Composed by Terry Mills, Mark Magram, Sean MacKey
Cover Photo By Saltanat Zhursinbek; Source Unsplash

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