Let You Go
Plays
- Spotify: 348,872
- SoundCloud: 54,817
Lyrics
Bury it in the cloud where I can find it Whenever I like When you're dust in the ground then I'll go find it Whenever I like Images forever ever You and me together gether Digital means never ever I'll never have to let you go All things go but the words we wrote on our walls I'll read them at night Keep you close as the earth grows over our love I'll send you goodnight Images forever ever You and me together gether Digital means never ever I'll never I'll never I'll never have to let you go
Caden Jester feat. FEiN: bury it in the cloud, words on our walls: digital means never ever, I'll never have to let you go.
Caden Jester feat. FEiN: a Walton/Woodward topline on Caden Jester’s Let You Go (indie dance). On October 5, 2026, Spotify showed 348,872 plays, 3:47. The count moves. FEiN featured vocal. Luke Walton played guitar, including the solo. The track plays in The Fosters S5 E9 (“Prom,” Freeform, 5 September 2017). A DJ topline slot alongside Remember Us (Embody / Armada).
SoundCloud timestamps the upload 2017-05-05T16:30:50Z. Publisher metadata there gives release date 2017-05-02, ℗ 2017 Tiny Giant Recordings, and ISRC TCADB1700371. The writer/composer field on that metadata names Caden Jester only. The description links How I Made “Let You Go”. Luke Walton’s account of that video: Caden claims the guitar solo, and the solo is Luke’s. The same description links a fanlink and the Genius lyric page. On October 6, 2026, SoundCloud showed 54,817 plays. The count moves.
Grief outsourced to the cloud. The opening defers death by storage (bury it in the cloud where I can find it / whenever I like), and the hook makes the bargain explicit: digital means never ever / I’ll never have to let you go. Permanence as a feature spec, mourning solved by backup.
The second verse pairs the physical with the buried, words on walls read at night, a goodnight sent to someone the earth has grown over. It’s the inverse of Remember Us (no one will remember us): here the format promises to keep everything. Pairs with Roadtrip (prove that we were ever here) and All Her Books (lovely sentences are all that’s left) as FEiN memory-technology songs.
Written by Luke Francis Walton and Brandon Michael Woodward (FEiN). Luke Walton: guitar, including the solo. FEiN featured vocal on Caden Jester's single. SoundCloud publisher metadata: ℗ 2017 Tiny Giant Recordings, ISRC TCADB1700371, release date 2017-05-02; the writer/composer field there lists Caden Jester only. The Fosters S5 E9 (Prom, Freeform, 2017).