Goodbye, Sixpack - Joe Khalique-Brown: Song Lyrics, Music Videos & Concerts

Joe Khalique-Brown

Goodbye, Sixpack

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Goodbye, Sixpack was released on May 30, 2025 by Broken Levee as a part of the album Beneath the Lasers - EP

Song Details

AlbumBeneath the Lasers - EP

Release DateMay 30, 2025

LabelBroken Levee

LanguageEnglish

Melodicness

Acousticness

Valence

Danceability

Energy

BPM117

OVERVIEW

LYRICS

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS

Joe Khalique-Brown

Joe Khalique-Brown

Vocals

COMPOSITION & LYRICS

Joe Khalique-Brown

Joe Khalique-Brown

Composer

PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING

Joe Khalique-Brown

Joe Khalique-Brown

Producer

Tom Rea

Producer

Lyrics

I’ll lay the table, bring some flowers if you’re able to

We’re having dinner with ourselves when we were 22

She’s still at uni and he’s working a dead end job

Half-arsing his beats, she’s not painted in weeks

On the surface not that much has changed,

Guess we were always each other’s one that got away

But it’s different now, you’ve got somebody who listens

And I feel loved

See I’m not the man I was

My six pack abs are gone

I’ve had to get a job again

I’m dealing with the consequences

Now we’re both residents

Of Up-and-Down Confidence Town

And when I’m staring at my face

I notice my eyes don’t look quite like they used to

Let’s not talk about getting older

Ignore the crows’ feet when they’re born

We see the laugh lines as a marker

Of happy lives that we’ve endured

I hope the kids inherit the dimple

On the one side of your face

You say you hope they get my eyes

To my surprise, I never liked them

See I’m not the man I was

My six pack abs are gone

I’ve had to get a job again

I’m dealing with the consequences

Now we’re both residents

Of Up-and-Down Confidence Town

And when I’m staring at my face

I notice my eyes don’t look quite like they used to

Quite like they used to

I’m not quite what I used to be, yeah, no

I’m not quite what I used to be

See I’m not the man I was

My six pack abs are gone

I’ve had to get a job again

I’m dealing with the consequences

Now we’re both residents

Of Up-and-Down Confidence Town

And when I’m staring at my face

I notice my eyes don’t look quite like they used to

Quite like they used to

Don’t look quite like they used to

Written by: Joe Khalique-Brown

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