Saying Goodbye (Austin & Ally)

Disney · Other Songs - Disney

Saying goodbye baby is hard to do

Especially harder when I say it to you

Seeing you stand there with the tears in your eyes

I give you that last kiss and you started to cry

And even though we've been apart before

I've never got use to this feeling at all

Seeing you stand there as I walk away

You say you love me in a sweet crying face



[Chorus]

Oh I love you, I love you, I love you too

And I hate to, I hate to, to say goodbye

Seeing you stand there with tears in your eyes

It breaks my heart to say goodbye



Time has come for me to go away

I'll know I'll miss you every night and day

Thousands of miles I'll be a distant from you

A million more times I'll be thinking of you

And even though we've been apart before

I've never got use to this feeling at all

Seeing you stand there as I walk away

You say you love me in a sweet crying face



Saying goodbye baby is hard to do

Especially harder when I say it to you

Seeing you stand there with the tears in your eyes

I give you that last kiss and you started to cry

And even though we've been apart before

I've never got use to this feeling at all

Seeing you stand there as I walk away

You say you love me in a sweet crying face



[Chorus 2x]

Saying Goodbye (Austin & Ally)

Saying Goodbye (Austin & Ally) represents the musical output of Disney, a studio renowned for its vast and influential catalogue of animated features and television soundtracks. As a major force in the entertainment industry, Disney has cultivated a distinct sonic identity that spans decades, blending traditional orchestral arrangements with contemporary pop sensibilities. This particular recording aligns with the studio's extensive work in television, where original songs often serve as emotional anchors for narrative arcs. The track reflects the polished production values and melodic accessibility that have defined the company's approach to music for over a century. While specific chart performance details may vary, the song contributes to the broader legacy of Disney's ability to craft memorable themes that resonate with audiences across generations.