Letting Things Go

In 'Letting Things Go,' Vulfmon & Evangeline explore the emotional complexities of dealing with heartache and the struggle to move on from a relationship that lingers in the mind. The song opens with the narrator reflecting on a past conversation that left a significant impact, hinting at the emotional manipulation they experienced. The lyrics 'Got so hung up on something you said, I should’ve guessed that you would mess with my head' reveal the internal conflict and the difficulty of processing the hurtful words from someone they care about.

As the song progresses, the narrator admits to becoming adept at letting things go, a skill born out of necessity rather than choice. However, despite this newfound ability, there is a lingering desire to know the other person better, suggesting that the emotional connection is still strong. The chorus, 'Getting good at letting things go, but you’re somebody I want to know,' encapsulates this duality of wanting to move on while still holding onto hope for reconciliation.

The song also touches on themes of patience and forgiveness, as the narrator expresses a willingness to wait and see if the other person will reciprocate their feelings. The lines 'I can be patient, I can play along, forgive as fast I forget you' highlight the internal struggle between moving on and holding out for a change. Ultimately, 'Letting Things Go' is a poignant reflection on the delicate balance between self-preservation and the hope for renewed connection, capturing the bittersweet nature of love and loss.