Listen to Daniel Caesar's New Single, "Let Me Go"
An anti-love song about cutting ties just in time for Valentine's Day.
by RANGE
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Daniel Caesar is back and we’re ready for it. Following the release of “Do You Like Me?” the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter returns with a separation ballad just in time for Valentine’s Day.
“Let Me Go.” is a down-tempo anti-love song that finds Caesar searching for a way out of a toxic and draining relationship that he’s struggling to end.
“I’m trying to breath, why won’t you let me?” he sings. “And honestly, our sun is setting. Can hardly believe this got so messy.”
Stream Daniel Caesar’s “Let Me Go” now on all major platforms.
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