Let Go
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Let Go
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When I came to, you’d come and gone
And in my sleep, you've stolen all the things I loved
And in that blue, blue water I washed away my scars
But your words stuck to my skin like salt
Lie to me, but say it with a smile
Persuade me that passion never dies
Convince me to let go, let go, let go, let go
If only I knew what this would cost
And how my greed would slowly tear our lives apart
In that lonesome forest I found out who I was
But your words stayed buried in my heart
Lie to me, but say it with a smile
Persuade me that passion never dies
Convince me to let go, let go, let go, let go
If change is good, then this is best
If every exit is an entrance somewhere else
Then when I have to leave here, I’ll never look back
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Corey Kilgannon performs "Let Go", and this lyric page sits inside the Corey Kilgannon catalog on LyroVerse.
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