Bye Bye, Baby, Bye Bye

The Monkees · The Monkees Present [1969]

Bye bye, baby, bye bye

Don't want to make you cry

Bye bye, baby, bye bye

Don't want to make you cry

I'll be leaving you now

You'll get along somehow

Time time is gone when you and I were strong

Time time is gone when you and I were strong

Isn't easy to leave, isn't easy to leave



You spend you life thinking about living

You spend your whole life



Bye bye baby bye bye

Don't want to make you cry



Time time time is gone when you and I were strong

Time time time is gone when you and I were strong

Isn't easy to leave, isn't easy to leave



You spend your time sitting there thinking

Thinking about sitting there thinking

You waste my time talking about dieing

Dieing when you should be trying

Bye bye, baby, bye bye

Don't want to make you cry

Bye bye, baby, bye bye

Don't want to make you cry

I'll be leaving you now

You'll get along somehow



Time time time is mine to make my fortune mine

Time time time is mine to make my fortune mine

Can't say I can see what'll happen to me

Can't say I can see what'll happen to me

bye bye baby bye bye...

Bye Bye, Baby, Bye Bye

Released on The Monkees Present [1969], this upbeat track exemplifies the group's signature blend of pop-rock and theatrical comedy. As a member of the 1960s television phenomenon, The Monkees crafted their sound through a collaboration of studio musicians and the band's vocal harmonies, resulting in a polished, radio-friendly aesthetic that defined their era. The song features the distinctive, high-energy delivery characteristic of their discography, capturing the optimistic spirit of late 1960s youth culture. It remains a staple of their catalog, showcasing their ability to merge catchy melodies with narrative storytelling about youthful romance and good times.