Magical Moment 74, "A Top 10"

I have a top ten song. Well, not billboard top ten, but it's a start. Broadjam is an online music community where over 85,000 artists from all over the world can showcase their music, enter contests, and network. My song, "How I Say Goodbye" came in top 10 this week for the Folk/Alternative category.

I admit, I was a little surprised as the recording is not that great. I've been meaning to re-record the vocals (they sound a little flat to me) and acoustic guitar. Never the less, there it is. Take a look at the website and listen to the song (on the broadjam website, or just scroll down below). I hope you enjoy it.

http://www.broadjam.com/browse/songs/top10/?l0=g&l1=1044

Verse 1:

You don’t know. You can’t tell.

You think everything’s just goin swell.

But secretly in my mind

A common theme’s beginning to unwind.

When you’re feelings get too strong to ignore

That’s when it gets a little too close for comfort.

Then I’m gone. You won’t know why.

It’s just how I say goodbye.

Chorus:

This is how I say goodbye. This is your cue to let me go.

I don’t give you a reason why. I just expect you to know

That just when thing’s are going great means thanks for all the good times.

No one’s ever made me stay. And this is how I say goodbye.

Verse 2:

Sure I feel bad. You’re a good man.

But I can’t make you understand

I’m not the sweet girl you thought you found.

I may like you but I’ve just go to get out.

Love ‘em and leave ‘em. Not sure why.

It’s just how I say goodbye.

Bridge:

So take care of you. Thanks for bein good to me.

I don’t know what to say. Some birds are just free.

Comments

Debbie said…

I listen to this at work again, shouldn't do this you always make me cry, but it is a good thing, you are wonderful and very talented.

April 19, 2010 at 11:00 AM

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