Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980]

CHRISTOPHER HENRY DIFFORD, GLENN MARTIN TILBROOK

I met her in a poolroom
Her name I didn't catch
She looks like something special
The kind who'd understand
The room was almost spinning
She pulled another smile
She had the grace like pleasure
She had a certain style

Sunlight on the lino
Woke me with a shake
I looked around to find her but she'd gone
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl

She took me to a motel
A room on the second floor
A kettle and two coffees
A number on the door
She said I hardly know you
Agreed we kissed goodnight
I knew that in the morning
Somehow I'd wake to find

Sunlight on the lino
Wakening me with a shake
I looked around to find her but she'd gone
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl

I lost my silver bracelet
My clubroom locker keys
The money in the billfold
It doesn't bother me
My wife has moved to Boston
So mud is not the word
If you ever see her
Say hello goodbye girl

Sunlight on the lino
Woke me with a shake
I looked around to find her but she'd gone
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl
Goodbye girl

Trivia about the song Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980] by Squeeze

When was the song “Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980]” released by Squeeze?
The song Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980] was released in 1982, on the album “Singles : 45's And Under”.
Who composed the song “Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980]” by Squeeze?
The song “Goodbye Girl [Live at Hammersmith Odeon, 9 March 1980]” by Squeeze was composed by CHRISTOPHER HENRY DIFFORD, GLENN MARTIN TILBROOK.

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