Not every goodbye
arrives with a conversation.
Ghosted In Real Life explores the quieter kind of ending, where people slowly erase each other without ever admitting it’s happened. It’s about the awkwardness of becoming a stranger to someone who still occupies the same places, the same memories and sometimes even the same timeline online.
Saw you out but you looked away
Like we never even met that day
Same bar, same corner spot
You acted like I wasn’t there at all
Guess that’s how you do it now
Just pretend it’s fine somehow
You don’t call, you don’t explain
Just let me disappear in plain sight again
No big scene, no proper end
Just gone, like it never happened
We still follow each other though
Like nothing really changed, you know
You post your weekends and your drinks
I scroll through like some kind of freak
You don’t call, you don’t explain
Just let me disappear in plain sight again
No big scene, no proper end
Just gone, like it never happened
I probably did it to someone else
Left them hanging, didn’t even tell
Wasn’t clean, wasn’t kind
Just easier on my own mind
You don’t call, you don’t explain
Just let me disappear in plain sight again
No big scene, no proper end
Just gone, like it never happened
yeah
Just gone