Goodbye

Album: Exposed (2009)
Charted: 15
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  • Am I supposed to put my life on hold
    Because you don't know how to act
    And you don't know where your life is going
    Am I supposed to be torn apart, broken hearted, in a corner crying?
    Pardon me if I don't show it
    I don't care if I never see you again
    I'll be alright
    Take this final piece of advice and get yourself together,
    But either way baby, I'm gone

    I'm so over it, I've been there and back
    Changed all my numbers and just in case you're wondering
    I got that new
    I'm a single girl swag
    Got me with my girls and we're singin' it
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye

    Cut my hair 'cuz it reminded me of you
    I know you like the long 'do,
    Had to switch my attitude up
    Thinkin' of changing up how I ride, No more
    On the passenger side
    Too bad you miss out on the way that I drive it
    I don't care if I never see you again
    I'll be alright
    Take this final piece of advice and get yourself together,
    But either way baby, I'm gone

    I'm so over it, I've been there and back
    Changed all my numbers and just in case you're wondering
    I got that new
    I'm a single girl swag
    Got me with my girls and we're singin' it
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye

    Hey hey hey, hey hey hey
    Goodbye

    I'm so over it, I've been there and back
    Changed all my numbers and just in case you're wondering
    I got that new
    I'm a single girl swag
    Got me with my girls and we're singin' it
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye

    Goodbye
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye
    Na na na na, na na na na
    Hey hey hey
    Goodbye
    Goodbye Writer/s: Antonio Dixon, Dale Frashuer, Damon Thomas, Eric Dawkins, Gary Decarlo, Paul Leka, Taurian Shropshire
    Publisher: Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., O/B/O DistroKid, Roba Music Verlag GMBH, Songtrust Ave, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Unison Rights S.L., Universal Music Publishing Group, Walt Disney Music Company, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 2

  • Makayla from Louisville, Kyi REALLY like this song i really don't know why but i do and i really like the music video TOO!!!!!!
  • Tricia from Rockville Centre, NyI happen to really like this song, despite the fact that its kinda a mix or a remake. Its really an anthem for all females who put alot into a relationship with a true PLAYER!!! It shows that a girl cant pick up and have the inner strength to perserve and trimuph above and beyond! Gotta love...its definetly the indepedent girl's anthem!! :)
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