Crossword clues for letitgo
letitgo
- Oscar-winning song from "Frozen": 3 wds
- Oscar-winning song from "Frozen"
- Forgive and forget
- Dismiss the whole computer support department?
- Best Original Song winner at the 2014 Oscars
- 2014 Best Original Song Oscar winner
- "You need to get on with your life!"
- "Put that behind you"
- "Move on, already!"
- "Move on already, will you?"
- "Just get on with your life, already!"
- "Frozen" song
- "Accept that nothing can be done"
- 'Time to move on already!'
- 'Move on already!'
- "This isn't worth arguing about!"
- "Move on already!"
- "Move on"
- "All right already!"
- Stop obsessing
- "Just relax, will you?!"
- Fool has broken child's toy in half? Be forgiving
- Bird coming in on duck showed forbearance
- Hit song from Disney's 2013 animated feature film Frozen
- Never mind!
- "Time to move on"
- "Get over yourself!"
- "Don't be so obsessive!"
- 'Stop obsessing!'
Wikipedia
"Letitgo" is a song by American musician Prince from his 1994 album Come. Despite statements that the album consisted entirely of "old" material, "Letitgo" was actually newly composed for the album. The mid- tempo song relies heavily on a drum machine pattern and bass guitar with synthesizers in the refrain. A keyboard and percussion solo appear toward the end. The song is sung in falsetto in unison with another track layered in his regular, lower register. Kathleen Bradford provides backing vocals, while Eric Leeds provides flute accompaniment.
The track was produced, arranged, composed and performed by Prince, with the additions of Kathleen Bradford on background vocals, Eric Leeds on flute and additional keyboards by Ricky Peterson. The lyrics speak of Prince's disappointment with Warner Bros. Records' decision not to release music as quickly as Prince created it. He chides them that they will be sorry when he leaves the company.
The B-side was the album track "Solo", a downbeat number with Prince's voice only accompanied by harp, which was composed by David Henry Hwang. The title refers not to a musical solo, but actually that Prince's mood is "so low". It ties in with the slightly more upbeat "Letitgo". In addition, a CD single was released in the UK containing an edit of "Letitgo", "Solo", the extended version of "Alexa de Paris" (originally the B-side to " Mountains" in 1986) and "Pope", which was originally on The Hits 2 from 1993. A maxi single on CD and vinyl included several remixes of the track provided by Quincy "QD3" Jones III, Chronic Freeze., J-Sw!ft and Gerald "G Bomb" Baillergeau.
A 7" vinyl picture disc was issued in the UK.