[Verse 1]
I drive past our diner on Fifth and Main,
Windows down, but it don’t look the same.
Your jacket’s still hangin’ behind my door,
I keep it there, not sure what for.

[Pre-Chorus]
And I can fake a smile for show
But truth is, baby, I still don’t know—

[Chorus]
How to stop replayin’ every night,
Quit checkin’ my phone like you might write.
I’ve packed up the pieces you used to know,
Erasing your voicemails, just let them go.
They tell me to forget it just move on,
Every time I try it feels so wrong.
Sometimes I think I’ve healed, but it shows—
 Still learnin’ how to let you go.
Still learning how to let you go
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[Verse 2]
I laugh a little louder with someone new,
But he don’t make me feel like you used to.
Talk like I’ve moved on, act like I’m fine,
Still stuck with these feelings I can’t hide.

[Pre-Chorus]
I think of all the times you held me close
It's different now I'm learning as I go
[Chorus]
How to stop replayin’ every night,
Quit checkin’ my phone like you might write.
Packing  the pieces you used to know,
Erasing your voicemails, just let them go.
They tell me to forget it  and just move on,
Every time I try it feels so wrong.
Sometimes I think I’ve healed, but now it shows—
Still learnin’ how to let you go.
Still learning how to let you go
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[Bridge]
Maybe one day I’ll mean it when I say I’m fine,
Stop looking for you name in the midnight signs
Till then I’ll keep takin’ it slow—
Still learnin’ how to let you go.
[Chorus]
How to stop replayin’ every night,
Quit checkin’ my phone like you might write.
Packing up all  the pieces you used to know,
Erasing your voicemails, just let them go.
They tell me to forget it  and just move on,
Every time I try it feels so wrong.
Sometimes I think I’ve healed, but now it shows—
Still learnin’ how to let you go.
Still learning how to let you go
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How to let you go - Writer's demo

Eric Blossman: Award-Winning ASCAP Producer, Songwriter, and Arranger

Eric Blossman is an accomplished ASCAP producer, songwriter, and arranger with over 250 licensed songs featured on numerous major TV channels, including Netflix, BET, MTV, FX, NBC, CNBC, ABC, Paramount, PBS, TruTV, VH1, Bravo, The Discovery Channel, Animal Planet, and The History Channel. His versatile compositions have graced the soundtracks of popular shows such as MTV's "Teen Mom," Animal Planet's "Amanda to the Rescue," TruTV's "Impractical Jokers," MTV's "Catfish," Bravo's "Housewives of the Potomac," VH1's "Love and Hip Hop Miami," VH1's RuPaul's "Drag Race Untucked," MTV's "Ex on the Beach," MTV's "Becoming a Popstar," History Channel's "Blood Money," Netflix's "The Perfect Match," The Science Channel's "Unexplained and Unexplored," and Paramount's "Behind the Music with Huey Lewis and the News."

Eric's work extends to multiple episodes and seasons of "Shah's of Sunset," Bravo's "Married to Medicine," Nickelodeon's "Nick News," MTV's "Revenge Prank," CNBC's "American Greed," and PBS's "Nova." His diverse portfolio showcases his ability to craft music that resonates across various genres and platforms.

Blossman's talent has been recognized with numerous awards and accolades. He won the 2016 ASA Songwriter Award Grand Prize for all categories with his song "End of Our Rainbow." He was also the runner-up in the "Song of the Year" competition for "Hard Landing," and a finalist in the Great American Songwriting Contest. Eric was a double finalist in the UK Songwriting Competition for "Corner of My Eye" and "It Must Have Been the Whiskey," and the runner-up in the 2017 Mid-Atlantic Song Competition. Additionally, he was a semi-finalist in the 2017 International Songwriting Competition for "Take a Wild Guess" and received the 2018 Award for Outstanding Achievement in Songwriting from the Great American Songwriting Competition for "Bulletproof."

Eric's accolades continue with his win in the 2018 Hollywood Songwriting Contest for Best Country Song for "Bulletproof," and as a finalist for "Corner of My Eye," "Stuck Here in Paradise," and "It All Means Nothing." He was a SongDoor finalist in 2018 for "Different Story," a 2019 finalist in the Hollywood Songwriting Contest for "Different Story" (multiple categories), and the 2019 winner for Best Soul/R&B Song from The American Songwriter Awards for "Different Story." Eric was also a finalist in the 2021 Great American Song Contest for "Bad Choices" and a 2023 finalist in the UK Songwriting Contest's Adult Contemporary category for "Somewhere Up in Fayetteville."

Eric Blossman's exceptional songwriting and producing skills have established him as a significant force in the music industry, continually pushing the boundaries of creativity and excellence.