Wrong side of town on the second floor
Couple blocks down from the liquor store
I got a love seat and a couple DVD’s we can watch… or not
I can call a car, it will be two minutes
‘Til it’s at the bar and we hop in it
It’s pretty clear that we’re both here to get over someone
So if you wanna come over, come on
If you need a shoulder, it’s on
I know you got your past and baby I got mine
But every goodbye
Can be the start of something new
Maybe that starts with me and you
We got all night
To get to know each other better
And try moving on together, together
I could kill the pain that you’ve been in
You can be my heartbreak medicine
Proof that even dark clouds have a silver lining
Every goodbye
Can be the start of something new
I wanna start something with you
There’s a reason that we’re both here right now
And a reason everything didn’t work out
We’re two sets of previous relationships at the same time
Every goodbye
Can be the start of something new
Maybe that starts with me and you
We got all night
To get to know each other better
And try moving on together, together
I could kill the pain that you’ve been in
You can be my heartbreak medicine
Proof that even dark clouds have a silver lining
Every goodbye
Can be the start of something new
I wanna start something with you
Baby come over, come on
If you need a shoulder, it’s on
I know you got your past and I got mine
But every goodbye
Can be the start of something new
Maybe that starts with me and you
We got all night
To get to know each other better
And try moving on together
Baby come over, come on
If you need a shoulder, it’s on
I know you got your past and I got mine
But every goodbye
Finding New Beginnings After Heartbreak
In “Every Goodbye,” Blake Shelton explores the emotional crossroads that follow the end of a relationship. The song captures the vulnerability of two people meeting after heartbreak, both seeking comfort and healing. With vivid imagery—like a love seat in a modest apartment and late-night car rides—Shelton sets a scene that feels authentic and relatable. The central message is clear: every ending can also be a new beginning. As the characters in the song connect over shared pain, they find hope in the possibility of moving on together, suggesting that even the darkest moments can have a silver lining.
Song Credits
Artist: Blake Shelton
Release Year: 2024