Letting Go
Silent Season Lyrics

The lyrics of Silent Season's "Letting Go" reveal a struggle to navigate the complexities of life and the choices we make. The first stanza indicates a determination to overcome obstacles and create one's own path in life. The line "I'm making a new way" is indicative of this desire to carve out one's own space in the world. The second stanza reveals a sense of detachment from those who hold us back, those who prove to be "lame." The singer must cut them off and let them go, a difficult but necessary decision. The line "It's harder than most would know to seal the doors" reinforces this idea of difficulty, the struggle to move forward.

The chorus is where the singer reveals a sense of darkness within themselves, stating "I'm sorry, I'm evil now, to look through darkness, I can't be responsible for letting go." This could be interpreted in a few different ways, but it seems to indicate a struggle to maintain oneself in the face of negativity or darkness in the world. The "letting go" could refer to a loss of control or a descent into negativity.

The final stanza suggests a need to accept responsibility for one's actions and choices, and to not take things too far. The line "We take this whole thing way too far" could refer to a number of things, but perhaps indicates a tendency to fixate on things that ultimately don't matter. The ending line, "Enjoy, never get off," seems to suggest a desire to persevere and enjoy the ride, even in the face of difficulty.

Overall, the lyrics of "Letting Go" reveal a deep sense of struggle and darkness, but also a determination to persevere and carve out one's own path in the world.