LET IT GO – DOCTOR WHO STYLE
The Doctor was walking towards the Tardis, when he looked up at the sky.
"The Vortex glows bright in space, tonight. But that can change with accord." He sang quietly, looking behind him now.
"A planet of isolation. And it looks like I'm a Time Lord." He continued, before turning to his faithful time ship again. "Space is howling like the darkness that's inside. Couldn't keep that in. Heaven knows I've tried." He slowly walked to his ship.
He held a finger up, signing, "Don't let them in. Don't let them see. Be the man they had made you be. Conceal. Don't feel. Don't let them know." He stopped, before he pulled his key out his pocket. "Well, now they know!" He sang, his voice getting a bit louder, as he moved to the Tardis.
"Let it go! Let it go! Can't hold it back anymore!" He unlocked the doors and opened both. The warm, orangey lighting of the Tardis interior illuminated his face. "Let it go! Let it go! Turn away, and slam the door!" The Doctor sang, running into the Tardis, before he clicked his fingers. The doors closed by themselves.
"I don't care! What River will say! Let my enemies rage on. Time never bothered me anyway." The Doctor sang, running his hand on the left railing of the bridge. He walked to the console, before he turned to face the doors.
"It's funny how some distance makes everything seem small. And that fear that once controlled me…can't get to me at all!" He sang, bringing his hands close to his chest, before he turned to the console and walked to it.
"It's time to see what we can do. To test your limits and break through!" He sang, pulling down two levers and then pressing a switch. "No right, no wrong, no rules for me! I'm free!" He grinned, before spinning a dial.
"Let it go! Let it go! I'm one with the universe! Let it go! Let it go! You'll never hear me curse!" He sang, while using the controls on the console, and the two separate control panels. "Here I stand! And here I'll stay! Let my enemies rage on…" He sang, before he pulled the Dematerialisation Lever on the console.
The Tardis groaned as it took off, the cogs rotating, the line of lights flashing in sections and the top glass spike in the Time Rotor moved up and down.
"My power flurries through time and in the air!" The Doctor said, pressing a button. "My soul is spiralling in broken pieces from a stare!" The Tardis shuddered for a second. "As one thought moves away like a gravity blast!"
The Doctor turned to look at the doors again, before he got out his screwdriver. "I'm never going back. Gallifrey's in the past!" He sang, holding the last syllable of 'past' as he threw his screwdriver to his left.
"Let it go! Let it go! And I'll rise like the break of dawn." He sang, landing the Tardis. "Let it go! Let it go! That perfect warrior is gone!" He walked to the doors. "Here I stand! In the light of day!" He opened the doors and looked out. He was in an empty area. "Let my enemies rage on!" He sang loudly, holding the last syllable of 'on' for a long time.
"Time never bothered me anyway." He sang, before he walked towards an inhabited area in the distance.