Goodbye Jerry Cantrell
"Goodbye" by Jerry Cantrell, released in 1998, is a #Rock ballad exploring themes of loss, longing, and farewell. The lyrics convey deep emotional pain and reflection on relationships. Musically, it features haunting melodies and soulful guitar work, highlighting Cantrell's signature style. The song resonates with listeners, showcasing vulnerability and introspection.
[Verse 1]
And now that it's all over
The birds can nest again
I'll only snow when the sun comes out
I'll shine only when it starts to rain
[Verse 2]
And if you want a drink
Just squeeze my hand
And wine will flow into the land
And feed my lambs
[Verse 3]
For I am a mirror
I can reflect the moon
I will write songs for you
I'll be your silver spoon
[Verse 4]
I'm sorry I took your time
I am the poem that doesn't rhyme
Just turn back a page
I'll waste away
[Outro]
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
And now that it's all over
The birds can nest again
I'll only snow when the sun comes out
I'll shine only when it starts to rain
[Verse 2]
And if you want a drink
Just squeeze my hand
And wine will flow into the land
And feed my lambs
[Verse 3]
For I am a mirror
I can reflect the moon
I will write songs for you
I'll be your silver spoon
[Verse 4]
I'm sorry I took your time
I am the poem that doesn't rhyme
Just turn back a page
I'll waste away
[Outro]
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
I'll waste away
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