Lyrics:

Say goodbye to the old street that never cared much for you anyway

And the different colored doorways you thought would let you in one day

Goodbye to the old bus stop frozen and waiting

The weekend addition has this town over-rated

You walk across the baseball green

The grass has turned to straw

A flock of birds tries to fly away from where you are

Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye old friend

I can't make you stay

I can't spend another ten years wishing you would anyway



CHORUS

How the sky turns to fire

Against the telephone wire

And even I'm getting tired of useless desires



Everyday I take a bitter pill

It gets me on my way

For the little aches and pains

The ones I have from day to day

To help me think a little less about the things I miss

To help me not to wonder how I ended up like this

Walk down to the railroad track and ride a rusty train

With a million other faces I shoot through the city veins

Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye old friend

You wanted to be free

And somewhere beyond the bitter end is where I wanna be



CHORUS



Say goodbye to the old building that never tried to know your name

Goodbye, goodbye, goodbye old friend

You won't be seeing me again

Goodbye to all the window panes shining in the sun

Like diamonds on a winter day

Goodbye, goodbye to everyone



How the sky turns to fire

Against the telephone wire

It burns the last of the day down

And I'm the last one hanging around waiting

On a train track and the train never comes back

And even I'm getting tired of useless desires