A Haiku tweet goodbye, of course.
So we go on, go on together, living a lie Because neither one of us wants to be the first to say goodbye Of course, the Knicks can catch fire and make fans forget that September and October ever took place.
After you've said goodbye, of course.
And without goodbyes, of course, we would be denied the amazing comeback – Sinatra's "Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back" in 1973, two years after his retirement, for instance.
For some, of course, goodbye will simply be good riddance.
Bowman says: "The implications of this are, of course, goodbye Gondwana.
It's so hard to say goodbye... To Oprah Winfrey, of course.
The best thing about that night: When Ben kissed me goodbye (on the cheek, of course), I didn't spend a single second agonizing over whether he'd text me the next day because I hadn't even given him my number.
There's the one in a recruitment office where a schoolboy lies about his age; the one about a soldier saying goodbye to his sweetheart; and, of course, the one about the Christmas football match in no man's land.
I said to my friend: 'I'm going to make my way round to the Liverpool end, because I don't think it is very safe here.' He had a ticket for a different sector, so we said our goodbyes, neither of us thinking, of course, that the match would go ahead.
After the teacher finished explaining this, she asked the adults to say goodbye to the kids -- and of course that's when all the kids began to cry.
