Hello Goodbye
Embracing Farewell: Tyler Farr's Poignant Goodbye Journey
Lyrics
I told myself a thousand times, it wouldn't end like this
I repeatedly assured myself that it wouldn't conclude in this manner.
But here I am standing at the door, with no more walls to hit
Now, I find myself at the door, having exhausted all options.
I didn't notice it was over, 'till it was to late
I failed to realize it was the end until it was too late.
All the tears are cried and it's time to walk away
All the tears have been shed, and it's time to part ways.
So hello suitcase, hello pictures on the floor,
Greetings to the suitcase and pictures on the floor, symbolizing departure.
Hello heartache, hello slamming door,
Welcoming heartache and the sound of a slamming door, signifying the pain of separation.
Hello Silverado running in the drive,
Noting the Silverado running in the drive, possibly indicating an escape vehicle.
Hello freedom, hello goodbye.
Acknowledging freedom and bidding farewell.
I never knew this gravel drive, could be so damn long
The gravel drive seems unusually long, emphasizing the difficulty of the situation.
And I never thought, I ever be this close to being gone
Expressing surprise at being so close to leaving.
I wonder if she wonders, if I'll turn this truck around
Speculating if the partner wonders if the person will turn back.
I wish I could, 'cause it hurts like hell but it's too late for that now
Desiring to turn back, but recognizing it's too late to change the outcome.
Se hello highway, hello city limit sign,
Greeting the highway, city limit sign, and sunset, indicating a journey away.
Hello sunset, hello Jackson county line,
Recognizing the specific location of Jackson county line during departure.
Hello radio don't play that song tonight,
Mentioning a song not being played on the radio, reflecting a somber mood.
Hello freedom, hello goodbye.
Acknowledging freedom once again and saying goodbye.
Oh I did the best to make the best of us
Despite efforts, the speaker acknowledges that sometimes love isn't sufficient.
But hell sometimes love just ain't enough
Love is insufficient at times.
So hello teardrops, hello empty space,
Welcoming teardrops and an empty space, indicating emotional pain and loss.
Hello memories, hello love we used to make,
Greeting memories and the love that used to exist.
Hello Jesus won't you help me through the night,
Seeking help from Jesus to overcome the night.
Hello tomorrow, hello goodbye.
Anticipating tomorrow while bidding goodbye.
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