Lucy Fitzgerald 
Here’s my take on Jennifer Harper’s “Goodbye.” It’s a warm, quiet anthem that feels like a heartfelt exhale after years of carrying old stories around. The song kicks off with her soothing piano, simple yet packed with emotion, and her voice gently carries you through each verse like she’s having a deep chat across a kitchen table. The lyrics land straight in the heart. Not dramatic, just honest, like saying farewell to the past and stepping into something bigger and brighter.
What really hits me is how the arrangement gives Jennifer space to shine. There’s no overproduction, just a clean mix of piano and vocals, so every word and note lands with clarity. I love the way the song’s message overlaps with the themes of healing and transformation she’s exploring in Soul Alive, her upcoming album due August 8, 2025.
And oh man, I love this song, and it should be in everyone’s playlist because its blend of honest piano, pure emotion, and transformative lyrics makes it the kind of track you want on repeat whenever you’re going through change—it’s one of those rare, soul-nourishing gems that not only resonates but also gently lifts you, makes you feel seen, and reminds you it’s okay to say goodbye to what no longer fits.
“Goodbye” doesn’t demand attention. It invites you in, lets you sit with your feelings, and then sends you off feeling lighter. Perfect for quiet moments, morning reflections, or late drives when you need something real. Can’t wait to hear more from Soul Alive.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
