Bygones

You ever get to a point where you're just tired of holding on to the past? Where old wounds feel like anchors, dragging you down? Well, onesimus gets it. In "Bygones," he sings about letting go, moving forward, and finding peace.

The first few chords strummed on the guitar have a melancholic feel, but don't be fooled. This isn't a sad song. It's a release, a catharsis. onesimus' voice is raw and honest as he sings about the weight of memories, the burden of regrets. But then, the chorus kicks in. It's a gentle reminder that sometimes, the best thing we can do is let go of the things we can't change.

The rhythm picks up, the drums come in, and you can almost feel the weight lifting. It's a moment of clarity, of acceptance. Bygones isn't about denying the past, but acknowledging it, learning from it, and then, letting it go.

The lyrics are simple, but they resonate. You can almost hear the Malawian influence in the guitar work, the steady beat of the drums. It's a sound that's familiar, yet new. And as the song comes to an end, you're left with a feeling of lightness, of freedom.

So if you're carrying around some baggage, give "Bygones" a listen. It might just be the push you need to let go.