We Say Goodbye

Solya's song 'We Say Goodbye' is a poignant exploration of love, loss, and the inevitable farewells that come with deep emotional connections. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a relationship strained by external and internal conflicts. The opening lines, 'I saw you paint the Sun / And steal the night,' suggest a partner who once brought light and joy but is now overshadowed by darkness and turmoil. The phrase 'losing fights' indicates ongoing struggles, possibly hinting at personal battles or conflicts within the relationship itself.

The recurring line 'You're all I know all I need / What we are slowly kills me' encapsulates the paradox of love that is both essential and destructive. This duality is further emphasized by the acknowledgment that 'Beneath what we're made of / I know you did it for love.' Here, the singer recognizes that despite the pain and suffering, the actions taken were motivated by love. This adds a layer of complexity, suggesting that love can drive people to make difficult and sometimes harmful decisions.

The song also touches on themes of familial relationships and guilt. The verse 'Your mother's hollowed heart / Still beats the same / Her baby ain't coming back / And she's to blame' introduces a narrative of loss and blame within a family context. This could imply a tragic event that has left lasting scars, affecting not just the lovers but their families as well. The repeated refrain 'You laugh / I cry / We say goodbye' starkly contrasts the different emotional responses to the end of the relationship, highlighting the pain of separation and the finality of goodbye. Solya's emotive delivery and the haunting melody further amplify the song's emotional depth, making 'We Say Goodbye' a powerful reflection on the complexities of love and loss.