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Let it Go

from A Piece Of Me by Sandy Mill

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lyrics

I turn away, from the cold light of day
Its too much for me to bare,
Shivering inside, there’s nothing else for me to do
I think its time to cry

So if you hear me - Let it go, No need to worry
It’ll surely pass I know, I know

Close my eyes - the blinds are down
Wish they could shut out the sounds - inside my brain
Count the time til evening comes and lays a blanket down over the sun,
The time to run

So if you see me - Let me go
No need to worry - This will surely pass I know, I know

It’s a shame that this affliction of mine,
Should appear at such unexpected times,
Could it maybe book a day or rescue me,
Or something that requires far less energy…

So if you see me come and go
No need to worry
It is bound to pass I know,

And if you hear me
Let me know
No need to worry
Always passes yes I know, I know…

credits

from A Piece Of Me, released May 4, 2018
Vocals – Sandy Mill
Drums - Milan Borich
Bass - Andrew Park
Guitars - Jeremy Toy
Backing Vocals - Dianne Swann
Korg & Pedals- Darryn Harkness
Roofing Iron/Chains/Hubcap –Darryn Harkness
Percussion – Sandy Mill
Piano – James Park

Written by Sandy Mill & published by Mushroom Music Group

Engineered by Nick Abbott at North Western.
Produced by Nick Abbott & Sandy Mill
Mastered by Chris Chetland at Kog Studio.


(c.) She’s Boss Music Ltd. 2018

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