It's morning where you are
Night time where I'm going to
I'm somewhere in the middle
Lost inside the riddle
Of trying to be good to you
It gets colder every mile
But I'm holding my direction
I'll be judged by what I do
Don't matter if it's true
No one cares about intention
I'll break your heart over a detail
Break your heart over the phone
I'll break your heart over and over
In my head on the long drive home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
There's no safe harbour in regret
Just a place to park the blame
So I'll own my bit
At least my half of it
Maybe you can do the same
I broke your heart over a detail
Broke your heart over the phone
I broke your heart over and over
In the stories that I told back home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
I'm letting you go
The Sean Taylor Band - Letting You Go Lyrics
The Sean Taylor Band - Letting You Go Lyrics
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It's morning where you are
Night time where I'm going to
I'm somewhere in the middle
Lost inside the riddle
Of trying to be good to you
It gets colder every mile
But I'm holding my direction
I'll be judged by what I do
Don't matter if it's true
No one cares about intention
I'll break your heart over a detail
Break your heart over the phone
I'll break your heart over and over
In my head on the long drive home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
There's no safe harbour in regret
Just a place to park the blame
So I'll own my bit
At least my half of it
Maybe you can do the same
I broke your heart over a detail
Broke your heart over the phone
I broke your heart over and over
In the stories that I told back home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
I'm letting you go
Night time where I'm going to
I'm somewhere in the middle
Lost inside the riddle
Of trying to be good to you
It gets colder every mile
But I'm holding my direction
I'll be judged by what I do
Don't matter if it's true
No one cares about intention
I'll break your heart over a detail
Break your heart over the phone
I'll break your heart over and over
In my head on the long drive home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
There's no safe harbour in regret
Just a place to park the blame
So I'll own my bit
At least my half of it
Maybe you can do the same
I broke your heart over a detail
Broke your heart over the phone
I broke your heart over and over
In the stories that I told back home
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Done this a hundred times already
Left you crying on the phone
You say I make it look so easy
When I'm letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
Letting you go
I'm letting you go
Writer: DAVID LANDRETH, JOSEPH LANDRETH, ROMAN CLARKE
Copyright: Lyrics © Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN), O/B/O DistroKid, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Copyright: Lyrics © Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada (SOCAN), O/B/O DistroKid, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Performed By: The Sean Taylor Band
Length: 4:09
Written by: DAVID LANDRETH, JOSEPH LANDRETH, ROMAN CLARKE