Goodbye cowboys
Goodbye whiskey
Goodbye cigarettes
Goodbye mornings with leftover gravy
And afternoons we slept
Goodbye world war
Goodbye union
Goodbye and bombs away
Goodbye steel cars
And all the ruins
We're building up every day
Ge said it all before
So there was nothing left to say
He got what he came for
To watch it all just slip away
I guess
So goodbye
Goodbye watches
That hang from an old chain
Goodbye John Wayne
Goodbye angels
And goodbye devils
Your looking more and more the same
Goodbye Oreos
Goodbye steel-toes
Goodbye JFK
Goodbye Bonnie
And goodbye Clyde
I hear you had a rough day
Did he wake up one morning
To see that o'l watch had ticked-away
And he'd heard it all before
So there was nothing I could say
I guess
But, Goodbye
Goodby playboys
Goodbye Christmas toys
Goodbye silhouette
Framed by the old tv
In a chair he called 'easy'
That's where we slept
Goodbye grandpas
Goodbye grandsons
Goodbye every day
Goodbye real tall Santa Claus
I knew it was you anyway
