Let It Out

from Divine Residence by Bryan McAllister

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lyrics

I used to stare up at the ceiling
And think about how
I’d never get another moment
I can’t go back there

Spent too much time in my life kneeling
Looking for a sign
And only found others looking too

Now I begin to work on healing
Go slow it takes time
And although I don’t have the answers
I know I’ll get there

It seems like such a distant feeling
Fading slowly by
It hardly feels like a memory

Whenever I look
At the life that I’m living
Everything seems so removed from now
And all that I want ’s to let it out
Open up
Unafraid and truly

I feel like things are getting better
Each day I see now
We lost some years we lost some battles
I won’t go back there

Express myself down to the letter
Showing who I am
And no concern what they think of me

We are all living works in progress
Forgive forget it
Try not to suffer slings and arrows
Let go of perfect

It is a complicated process
Finding happiness
Not letting time get away from you

Whenever I looked
At the life I was living
Everything seemed so removed from now
And all that I want ’s to let it out
Open up
Unafraid and truly

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from Divine Residence, released April 12, 2024

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Bryan McAllister Long Beach, California

Bryan McAllister is a composer and keyboardist based in Sacramento, CA. His compositions draw influence from diverse sources, from the leitmotifs of Wagner operas to post-hardcore stylings of Glassjaw. Bryan realizes these compositions with his various modern jazz ensembles, balancing minimalist counterpoint textures with soaring melodies and anthemic improvised solos. ... more