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Let Me Go

from Dark Path by Isobel Anderson

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I want you more than you'll ever know,
And I can't see an end,
'Cos this began so long ago.
And I'm a woman,
But with you I'm just a child.
I put on a brave face,
I just shrug and smile.

So much has changed,
Since the last time we met,
But it doesn't matter where I am or what I'm doing.
I can't forget,
I want to forget.

You're vague,
You never give that much away.
But there's a warmth between us,
That means that I can't walk away.
I want to hold you,
And tell you all the things I feel.
But I know that you won't say what I want to hear,
I know this isn't real.

So much has changed,
Since the last time we met,
But it doesn't matter where I am or what I'm doing.
I can't forget,
I want to forget.

You say you want to be friends,
And that you want to keep in touch,
Oh but I'm sorry boy,
To me that doesn't sound like much,
And I just wish I could be what you're waiting for,
Although you said you wanted me,
Once upon a time before.

And I'm just so scared,
At how far I might go,
I can't trust myself,
To just let go.
I want to let go.

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from Dark Path, released September 1, 2011

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Isobel Anderson Belfast, UK

“Beautiful, shimmering and wonderful... I highly recommend the album… a stunning new record.”


Lauren Lavern - BBC Radio 6 Music


"As I go through the pile of CD's I receive every week sometimes you come across something really special. I love this record... Real effortless simplicity. Dark path is a great album".

Jamie Cullum - BBC Radio 2 ... more

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