Kesha: Goodbye Meaning
Goodbye Lyrics
When I kiss you with goodbye
And when you let go of our last embrace
Please don't look me in the eyes
Secret's out, that I just might care about you
You broke me, you're leaving
There's nothing I can...
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She had sex that night! They lost they minds that night! So yeah...
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This guy leaves, and she kind of hopes he'll come back:
'I found you once, you're lost again'
'Minutes turn to months'.
She's trying to move on:
'I don't want to
Won't let myself
I have to realize
this might be
this could be
this is goodbye'
'find a way to close the door
and be okay with nothing more'
But she keeps thinking about him:
'Do I ever cross your mind?
Cause you're on mine all the time
I can believe how unfair life is sometimes' -
I think this song is about a boy who leaves the girl, to go do something with his life or to fulfill his dream. When she says," 2000 miles took what could've been." I think it means that you just have to let go of someone you love to let them be happy. I think it means that life throws you curveballs every once in a while.
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