Never Let You Go
Sasha Sandeles Lyrics
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Baby let me down never let you go,
I want to see you suffer
First i want to go,
And destroy you go.
I know baby you're just death,
Baby let me down never let you go,
First i want to go,
And destroy you go.
I know baby you′re just death,
Baby let me down never let you go,
I want to see you suffer
First i want to go,
And destroy you go.
The lyrics of Sasha Sandeles's song "Never Let You Go" are open to interpretation and can be seen as quite dark and disturbing. The theme of the song seems to be centered on the idea of a toxic and destructive relationship. The use of the phrase "I know baby you're just death" could be a metaphor for the relationship being poisonous and destructive, leading to emotional death.
The singer seems to be expressing a desire to watch their partner suffer and to inflict pain on them. The lines "I want to see you suffer, first I want to go, and destroy you go" seem to indicate a desire for vengeance or retaliation. This could be because the singer has been hurt in the past, and they are looking for some sort of revenge.
Overall, the song is quite intense and could be seen as a warning about the dangers of toxic relationships. The way the lyrics are delivered is also quite haunting, with a sense of anger and desperation.
Line by Line Meaning
I know baby you're just death,
I understand that you are a toxic presence in my life that will lead to my demise.
Baby let me down never let you go,
I cannot continue this destructive relationship and need to break free from you, even though it will be difficult and painful.
I want to see you suffer
Although it may not be the most healthy response, I feel a desire for revenge towards you and want to witness your own pain.
First i want to go,
Before I can come to terms with my own emotions and overcome our toxic relationship, I need to prioritize my own well-being and leave you behind.
And destroy you go.
Ultimately, I want to overcome the hold you have over me and break the cycle of our destructive relationship, even if it means letting go of any feelings or connection we once had.
Writer(s): Sasha Sandeles
Contributed by Jasmine G. Suggest a correction in the comments below.