Let Go
Cadd Brian Lyrics
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Champagne, a little lo-ove, and a weddin' ring
But everytime she lea-eaves it's gonna break your heart
It's happened before, don't come to me, I do-on't want no part
Let go, it ain't worth it if it hurts you
Let go, you don't need it if-a she-e don't care
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
But if it hurts to sa-ay her na-ame, baby let go
First time for both of you makes for urgent love
Gives a feel that it's all unreal, it's from up above
Tellin' some small secret drea-eam and dreams by phone
Terrified there'll be a ti-ime she won't be alone
Let go, it ain't worth it if it hurts you
Let go, you don't need it if-a she-e don't care
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
If it feels real good let it move your soul
But if it hurts to sa-ay her na-ame, baby let go
Walk away, leave well alone, you know you should
To be in love has as much that's bad as it has it's good
To counsel friends ain't wi-ise but you sure need to see
You should know that before you, she did the same to me
Tell ya, Let go, it ain't worth it if it hurts you
Let go, you don't need it if-a she don't care
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
If it fee-eels real good let it move your soul
But if it hurts to sa-ay her na-ame, baby let go-o
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
If it feels real good let it move your soul
But if it hurts to say her name, baby let go-hoh
But if it hurts to say her name, baby let go-hoh
But if it hurts to say her-er name, baby let go-hoh
Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
The song "Let Go" by Cadd Brian is an advice to someone who is struggling to let go of a toxic relationship. The first verse talks about how society romanticizes the idea of 'moonlight and roses' and how people feel obligated to stick to relationships because of societal norms. The singer, however, cautions against allowing oneself to be hurt repeatedly, advising that it's not worth it if it hurts you. The chorus emphasizes the need to let go if the love is one-sided or if it's causing hurt.
The second verse describes the initial, heady days of new and urgent love, with the couple sharing secrets and dreams. But there's a hint of insecurity and fear, with the woman being terrified of being alone. The singer urges the listener to walk away while they still can, pointing out that being in love has both good and bad sides. The bridge suggests seeking counsel from friends who have gone through similar situations and to let go if it hurts to say her name.
Line by Line Meaning
Moonlight and roses are the goin' thing
Romantic gestures are popular and common
Champagne, a little lo-ove, and a weddin' ring
People often hope for love and marriage
But everytime she lea-eaves it's gonna break your heart
The act of leaving can cause pain
It's happened before, don't come to me, I do-on't want no part
I don't want to be involved in someone else's heartbreak
Let go, it ain't worth it if it hurts you
If it causes you pain, it's not worth holding on to
Let go, you don't need it if-a she-e don't care
If she doesn't care, you don't need to hold on to the relationship
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
Sometimes things that feel good can be enjoyable
If it fee-eels real good let it move your soul
Let yourself enjoy things that feel good
But if it hurts to sa-ay her na-ame, baby let go
If it causes pain to even say their name, it's time to move on
First time for both of you makes for urgent love
The excitement of a new relationship can feel urgent
Gives a feel that it's all unreal, it's from up above
It can feel like the new relationship is too good to be true
Tellin' some small secret drea-eam and dreams by phone
Sharing dreams and secrets is a common part of a new relationship
Terrified there'll be a ti-ime she won't be alone
There is a fear that the other person will not stay committed to the relationship
Walk away, leave well alone, you know you should
Sometimes it's best to just walk away from a relationship
To be in love has as much that's bad as it has it's good
Being in love can come with both good and bad parts
To counsel friends ain't wi-ise but you sure need to see
Even though it may not be wise to seek advice from friends, sometimes you need to get a different perspective
You should know that before you, she did the same to me
I have also experienced the pain of this relationship
Tell ya, Let go, it ain't worth it if it hurts you
Once again, it's not worth the pain
Like a good ol' wine or rock 'n' roll
Enjoy the things that feel good
If it fee-eels real good let it move your soul
Let yourself enjoy things you like
But if it hurts to sa-ay her na-ame, baby let go-o
Once again, if it hurts, it's time to let go
But if it hurts to say her-er name, baby let go-hoh
Let go of the pain and move on
But if it hurts to say her name, baby let go-hoh
It's time to let go
Yeah-yeah-yeah-yeah
Vocalization and emphasis
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: BRIAN CADD
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@SeanCleverly
The voice, the hair, the beard, what didn't this man possess? Love it and the 70s were simply the best decade for brilliant music and great times.
@gavinwalsh3913
Caddy is the best Australian all off the music he has written
@user-fc4bs4go4j
✔
@allananderson9497
Still listening 🎶 to this masterpiece
@ianblinkybill4559
Build me a time machine so we can go back the 60 or 70 when music was so good
@sonyakereopa1413
❤
@janinemartin1767
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Billy Thorpe Ted Mulruy
Now they are amazing singers. We had the best music back in the 60’s 70’s and 80’s timeless classics
Love my Aussie Music 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@dalefisher1316
Maybe the greatest song ever written. Have loved this song for the majority of my 58 years of life.
@djm5699
This is one of my favourite songs ever.
@vickiwilliams91
This song brings back wonderful memories I have from 70's. The rest of the 70's was really bad