letra de let her go (remix) - awillz
[verse 1: a.d.a.m]
september 28th, it was a message in a bottle that ended up on the bay
i opened it up to see what it had to say, it was the day
i could say we were officially together, started off our three month endeavor
i found where x marked the spot, opened it up to find that you were the treasure
i really liked your flavor, noticed all 23 like dr. pepper
sooner or later i felt the relation ship sinking turning to i love you to whatever
it was always me listening to your problems and you jumping over mine like checkers and me checking in making sure you were better but you always ended up in displeasure, you probably never took the time to listen to a record
but f-ck that bad sh-t the good doesn’t compare it doesn’t measure
i’m probably dead to you but the memories of us they’ll live forever
[hook]
[verse 2: a.d.a.m]
i let her go, yeah i let her
i told her it would be the best for both of us if we went down different roads
this got my life all rearranged, who knew after only three months nothings gonna to be the same
but nah i ain’t going to change, i’m still gonna be the same ol’ bro man thats just how i roll
rolling with the punches because life is a game that we’re playing in, everything happens for a reason
so no need for the complaining, i can tell the man upstairs put you in my life for a reason
i’m still trying to figure it out, but for right i’m gonna stop talking because it got me in a bad mood
i figured out i gotta get drunk just to text you, but i don’t give a f-ck
can’t back together because relationships are like movies
the sequels always suck
[hook]
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