“Letting Go” is a quiet meditation on the circle of life - the way everything bends, breaks, and returns. Through images of weathered lines, falling petals, and rivers carving their patient paths, the song traces the moment we stop resisting what’s already in motion. It’s about yielding with grace, accepting the ebb and flow, and finding a strange kind of peace in the knowledge that all things fade, transform, and begin again.

Bowed and cracked
A weathered line
Broken, bent against its will
Holding on
To something lost
Barely rooted, never still

The water draws
A gentler line
Etched in rock and silt and clay
Forged in darkness
Cast in light
A quiet hunger leads the way

Take me out
Beyond the trees
Half-remembered memories
Petals fall
To winter's breath
Every sweetness touched by death

The ebb and flow
As trees let go
Light unfolds
The current knows
Where sedges wilt
And rivers bend
Life retreats
Then starts again

Carry me
Till I'm as thin
As the shadow I am standing in
I follow where
the river goes
Holding tight, then letting go
Letting go
Letting go