Why Goodbye

Johnny Mathis · Other Songs - Johnny Mathis

So are we over now?



Do we just turn the page and let the story end?



Do we just walk away?



Just like we never meant



I know we said some things



And now you want to leave



But baby that's no reason



To let a good love die



Why goodbye?



Why must it be this way?



So many words, so many other words



That we could say



Why goodbye



After all this time?



Can't we try?



Why goodbye?



Why can't we work it out?



Why can't we talk it out a little more this time?



Search though the rain and find



A ray of hope still shines



We can't just close the door



We're still worth fighting for



We've come too far together



To leave it all behind



Why goodbye?



Why must it be this way?



So many words, so many other words



That we could say



Why goodbye



After all this time?



Can't we try?



Why goodbye?



The road of love is never easy



You'll get lost along the way



But in time you can find your way through



We can make it through the bad times



We can make it to the good times



Through the stormy weather 'cos we belong together



Why goodbye?



Why must it be this way?



So many words, so many other words



That we could say



Why goodbye



After all this time?



Can't we try?



We're still worth fighting for



We've come too far together



To leave it all behind



Why goodbye?



Why goodbye?

Why Goodbye

Johnny Mathis remains one of the most enduring figures in American pop and adult contemporary music, celebrated for his smooth, emotive baritone and sophisticated phrasing. "Why Goodbye" exemplifies the romantic sensibility that has defined his extensive discography for decades. The track captures Mathis's signature ability to convey deep sentiment through a polished vocal performance, fitting seamlessly into his catalog of timeless love songs. While the specific recording details may vary across different releases, the song stands as a testament to his consistent artistry and appeal. Mathis's work continues to resonate with audiences who appreciate the classic sound of mid-to-late 20th-century vocalists, maintaining a legacy built on elegance and emotional depth without relying on fleeting trends.