Spazzkid GoodbyeWatch at the source

"The "Goodbye" music video is a prequel to the "40 Winks" (off of Desire) video. Although only our imaginations still allow us to see what's in the suitcase, we are given a little more of a clue of what that suitcase can do. Shot in Kyoto, Czar Campos (who also directed "40 Winks" and "Truly") was ready to escape the metropolis and find new adventure in the scenic country sides drawing influence from Wong Kar Wai films. Our friends who acted in the video Kento and Ai really brought it to life flipping the chemistry on a dime from protective and romantic to sworn enemies.

The song itself is a break up song which might be more apparent at the end of this video. I wanted to sing about a relationship that's about to end. It's almost like an "I'm sorry" song to people I've hurt in the past. I also drew inspirations from people getting over addiction. In a way, it can be a lot like leaving a toxic relationship." - Mark