“ Jami Lula’s Gospel-like voice and Southern Evangelist-styled mannerisms make him a compelling and powerful presence. He has great command of the audience and his extremely well-trained voice makes him one of the best you will hear in town.” - Los Angeles Music Connection Magazine

Let It Go

©2000 Jami Lula

I lost my job, I lost some weight
I lost a ten dollar bill
I lost a friend, I lost my keys
I lost a lot, but not my will

But more than that I still have me
I just realized
Anything I lost is not who I am
Only what you see

Let it go
It’s not worth it’s weight or an ocean full of tears
Let it go
I’m still here knowing I can walk through all my fears

I lost my youth, I lost my innocence
I lost to alcohol
I lost a girl, I lost a woman
I lost to drugs and all my walls

But more than that I still have me
I just realized
Anything I lost is not who I am
Only what you see

Let it go
It’s not worth it’s weight or an ocean full of tears
Let it go
I’m still here knowing I can walk through all my fears

I lost a Gibson, I lost marimbas
I lost my metronome
Lost track of time, Both yours and mine
My heart is my only home

But more than that I still have me
I just realized
Anything I lost is not who I am
Only what you see

Let it go
It’s not worth it’s weight or an ocean full of tears
Let it go
I’m still here knowing I can walk through all my fears

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