No More Excuses – A Heartfelt Struggle
- Chris Ross
- Oct 15, 2024
- 2 min read

Every song I’ve written carries a piece of my journey, but none have weighed on me quite like "No More Excuses." Most of my music, while raw, is often tinged with hope and light, but this song marks a departure from that. It comes from a place of deep pain, born out of one of the toughest periods in my life.
"No More Excuses" was the hardest song I’ve ever had to write because it forced me to confront a harsh truth—sometimes, no matter how much love you pour into someone, they have to learn from their own mistakes. As heartbreaking as it is, you can’t always shield them from the consequences of their actions. Watching someone you care about spiral, despite your efforts, is devastating. I had to come to terms with letting go, and it felt like losing a piece of myself in the process.
The lyrics reflect that struggle. They’re steeped in imagery of storms and broken dreams, mirroring the chaos I witnessed. Lines like "Your fury scatters dreams, like leaves in the storm" and "A father’s love, once steadfast, now faces the twilight" hit close to home, capturing the rawness of watching someone unravel. The chorus, "No more excuses, no more pleas, I’m letting go, despite my heart's unease," encapsulates that moment of painful surrender, a decision made not out of a lack of love, but out of necessity.
Writing this song felt like pouring out all the hurt I’ve held in for so long. In many ways, it’s a farewell to the constant struggle of trying to fix things beyond my control, a release of the burden I’ve carried. It’s a song about letting go, even when it breaks your heart. Sometimes, the hardest thing to do is step back and let someone find their own way, even if that road is full of pitfalls.
I hope "No More Excuses" resonates with those who have walked a similar path, those who have had to make that difficult choice. It’s not about giving up; it’s about trusting that, in time, they’ll find their own way through the storm.










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