The Grievous Path to Letting Go
from All That Is (2011) by cellardoor
lyrics
you never really told me why you had to go
you never really told me why you had to leave
now that all those days are gone and I can't keep
insisting on being someone that I dreamt to be
baby I miss this
heaven knows
but now I have to let it go
and all I got now
is my own time
and I'll have to learn to make it right
without you
you never really told me why you had to go
you never really told me why you had to leave
now I got to keep in mind new things to do
forget what was meant for me that wasn't meant for you
baby I miss this
heaven knows
but now I have to let it go
and all I got now
is my own time
and I'll have to learn to make it right
without you
you never really told me why you had to leave
now that all those days are gone and I can't keep
insisting on being someone that I dreamt to be
baby I miss this
heaven knows
but now I have to let it go
and all I got now
is my own time
and I'll have to learn to make it right
without you
you never really told me why you had to go
you never really told me why you had to leave
now I got to keep in mind new things to do
forget what was meant for me that wasn't meant for you
baby I miss this
heaven knows
but now I have to let it go
and all I got now
is my own time
and I'll have to learn to make it right
without you
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from All That Is (2011),
released August 8, 2011
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cellardoor São Paulo, Brazil
Music project by producer André Graciotti, cellardoor creates songs with emotional complexity without losing his pop
sensibility, inspired by bands such as Beach House, The Cure, Depeche Mode and Radiohead.
"One by One", released in 2021, is the latest album, whereby Graciotti reflects upon the need to find others who think alike, in light of a challenging new world.
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