The Last Goodbye - Sink With Me [Official Lyric Video]

“Sink With Me” by The Last Goodbye is a dark, emotional metalcore confession about love, guilt, and the desperate need for connection in the middle of self-destruction. It’s a drowning song — not just in water, but in regret, codependence, and the haunting realization that love can pull two people under just as easily as it can save them.

The track opens with imagery that feels like a drowning memory: “You found me face down in the flood / Tangled in the wreck I called love.” The lyrics bleed vulnerability and desperation, a plea to not be left behind even when everything is falling apart. The chorus — “Sink with me if you ever really cared / Hold your breath if you ever really dared” — hits like a tidal wave of emotion, blurring the line between love and surrender.

Each verse peels back another layer of brokenness. It’s a confession of being both the victim and the cause — the one who destroys what they need most. The song’s refrain, “Don’t tell me to swim if you’re not diving in,” captures that toxic devotion that defines The Last Goodbye’s rawest moments: love as shared ruin, heartbreak as an anchor.

“Sink With Me” is beautifully destructive — heavy guitars, soaring screams, and melodic despair crash together to form one of The Last Goodbye’s most emotionally devastating anthems. It’s about wanting to be saved but refusing to let go of the pain that’s become home.