: The track was produced by David Guetta alongside Giorgio Tuinfort , Frédéric Riesterer , and the production duo StadiumX , who contributed to its progressive house feel. Release Details Album : Listen (2014)
is a track by French DJ David Guetta , featuring the Irish rock band The Script . It was released in November 2014 as the fifth track on Guetta's sixth studio album, Listen . Key Features & Background
: It blends Guetta's signature EDM production with the pop-rock sensibilities of The Script, creating an uplifting yet emotional "arena-ready" anthem.
: You can find the official track on Spotify and YouTube . David Guetta - Goodbye Friend (feat. The Script) - Spotify
: The song features vocals from Danny O'Donoghue , with The Script (including Glen Power and the late Mark Sheehan) credited for the feature and songwriting.
: A large team of writers contributed, including Breyan Isaac, Jason Evigan, and Sam Martin.
: The lyrics focus on themes of loss, hope, and reunion , emphasizing that a "goodbye" is not the permanent end ("No, this is not the end... Somewhere we'll meet again").
: The track was produced by David Guetta alongside Giorgio Tuinfort , Frédéric Riesterer , and the production duo StadiumX , who contributed to its progressive house feel. Release Details Album : Listen (2014)
is a track by French DJ David Guetta , featuring the Irish rock band The Script . It was released in November 2014 as the fifth track on Guetta's sixth studio album, Listen . Key Features & Background
: It blends Guetta's signature EDM production with the pop-rock sensibilities of The Script, creating an uplifting yet emotional "arena-ready" anthem.
: You can find the official track on Spotify and YouTube . David Guetta - Goodbye Friend (feat. The Script) - Spotify
: The song features vocals from Danny O'Donoghue , with The Script (including Glen Power and the late Mark Sheehan) credited for the feature and songwriting.
: A large team of writers contributed, including Breyan Isaac, Jason Evigan, and Sam Martin.
: The lyrics focus on themes of loss, hope, and reunion , emphasizing that a "goodbye" is not the permanent end ("No, this is not the end... Somewhere we'll meet again").