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Bon Voyage

from Dark Passenger by Rhys Zacher

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Bon voyage from all my friends, but I don’t mean to return.
I’ll never tell where I am going. I just want to start again.
Goodbyes are better left unsaid.
These words are bitter even in my head.

It feels like I’m moving at the speed of light.
But your feet are firmly planted on the ground.
So, farewell for now.

I’m not surprised we grew apart.
I grew up but in your mind you’re still a child.
Young and naive, playing the games of yesterday.
Goodbyes are better left unsaid.
These words will only make a bitter end.

It feels like I’m moving at the speed of light.
But your feet are firmly planted on the ground.
It feels like we’re running out of time; when your hands are waving this ship goodbye.
So, farewell for now.

Don’t hold it against me that there’s nothing keeping me here.
I don’t feel obliged to stay.
Don’t act like you know me because I don’t want to pretend.
I don’t feel obliged to make amends.
Try not to remember, it’s better to forget.
So I’ll keep the memories and you can keep your regret.

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from Dark Passenger, released February 6, 2014

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