"Please Release Me (Let Me Go)" is a song originally recorded by Engelbert Humperdinck in 1966. It talks about a love that has ended, and the narrator is pleading to be set free from the relationship that has lost its love and passion. The lyrics express the narrator's desire to move on and find a new love. They no longer feel any affection towards their current partner and believe it would be a sin to waste their lives by staying in a loveless relationship. They have found someone else who they deeply care for and want to be with. The narrator emphasizes that their new love brings warmth to their life, contrasting it with the coldness of their current partner's lips. They address their partner, asking them to release them and let them go so they can embrace love again with someone who truly makes them happy. The song symbolizes the pain and difficulty of ending a relationship and the importance of seeking true love and happiness. It conveys the need for both individuals to let go and free themselves from a relationship that no longer brings them joy and fulfillment.
