Goodbye Blue Sky

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"Goodbye Blue Sky"
Argentina b-side
Song by Pink Floyd
Track 7 on the album The Wall
Released	November 30, 1979^(UK) December 8, 1979^(US)
Recorded	April - November, 1979
Genres	Progressive rock
Studio	Britannia Row • Super Bear • Miraval • 30th Street • Producers Workshop • Cherokee
Length	2:45^{(The Wall)} 3:15^{(Is There Anybody Out There?)} 3:52^{(Live in Berlin)} 3:40^{(Roger Waters: The Wall)}
Label	Harvest^(UK) Columbia/CBS^(US)
Vocalists	David Gilmour
Songwriters	Roger Waters
Producers	Roger Waters • David Gilmour • Bob Ezrin • James Guthrie

"Goodbye Blue Sky" is a song by the English rock band Pink Floyd, featured as the eighth track on their 1979 rock opera The Wall. Penned by bassist and songwriter Roger Waters, the song recalls the Blitz bombing campaign of 1940 and 1941, an early traumatic memory for the album's main character, Pink.

Goodbye Blue Sky

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Alternative versions and live performances[]

Film version[]

Is There Anybody Out There? The Wall Live 1980-81[]

The Wall - Live in Berlin[]

Roger Waters: The Wall[]

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