Walk With Me
by Die So Fluid
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Walk With Me
We bandy the word ‘love’ around and use it for such a wide range of feelings and expressions, but it’s still one of the hardest things for us to talk about and show. It’s not fluffy, it’s fearless and righteous. During this unique time of lockdown and quarantining during the Covid19 pandemic a light is being shone on all that has been neglected, on all that needs attention, on all that is crying to be fixed. It’s asking us to hold ourselves accountable. This song reflects the uncomfortable sensation that arises when we do that, when we sit and listen in to all the times we didn’t act when we should have, when we realise we have turned a blind eye to what’s important for the sake of comfort, when we see the truth of where that has led us. But rather than torture ourselves, it is also a call to reconnect to our core values, allow ourselves to be vulnerable, admit we’re not blameless, and then be brave enough to move forward with courage and compassion. Freedom and innocence felt so good when we started out, that purity is still there at our center, even if covered by layers of life-grime and defensive barriers of our own creation. Remember who you are. You’re me and I am you.
We bandy the word ‘love’ around and use it for such a wide range of feelings and expressions, but it’s still one of the hardest things for us to talk about and show. It’s not fluffy, it’s fearless and righteous. During this unique time of lockdown and quarantining during the Covid19 pandemic a light is being shone on all that has been neglected, on all that needs attention, on all that is crying to be fixed. It’s asking us to hold ourselves accountable. This song reflects the uncomfortable sensation that arises when we do that, when we sit and listen in to all the times we didn’t act when we should have, when we realise we have turned a blind eye to what’s important for the sake of comfort, when we see the truth of where that has led us. But rather than torture ourselves, it is also a call to reconnect to our core values, allow ourselves to be vulnerable, admit we’re not blameless, and then be brave enough to move forward with courage and compassion. Freedom and innocence felt so good when we started out, that purity is still there at our center, even if covered by layers of life-grime and defensive barriers of our own creation. Remember who you are. You’re me and I am you.
lyrics
I know it’s hard but listen in
Don’t pull away
Can you acknowledge your sin
Allow yourself to feel the shame
That you were unaware
And now it defiles your name
Let’s linger here
Where the guilts alive
It isn’t much to ask, complicit in the lie
Now is not the time to jump to your defence
Driving home a legacy of negligence
It takes a kind of mutiny to step into your destiny
I’ve chosen love
Will you walk with me.
Now the nerve’s exposed
Let it be touched
Just like your heart
There’s no such thing as too much
As it breaks apart do not withdraw
Determination means
You’ll stick around for more
Now is not the time to jump to your defence
Drive home the shameful legacy of negligence
Do you choose the path of self respect or dig your heels in and regress
Here’s the chance to face your soul
You’re more powerful now than you’ve ever known
It takes a kind of mutiny to step into your destiny
I’ve chosen love
Will you walk with me.
Let your heart break apart.
Do not withdraw.
Don’t pull away
Can you acknowledge your sin
Allow yourself to feel the shame
That you were unaware
And now it defiles your name
Let’s linger here
Where the guilts alive
It isn’t much to ask, complicit in the lie
Now is not the time to jump to your defence
Driving home a legacy of negligence
It takes a kind of mutiny to step into your destiny
I’ve chosen love
Will you walk with me.
Now the nerve’s exposed
Let it be touched
Just like your heart
There’s no such thing as too much
As it breaks apart do not withdraw
Determination means
You’ll stick around for more
Now is not the time to jump to your defence
Drive home the shameful legacy of negligence
Do you choose the path of self respect or dig your heels in and regress
Here’s the chance to face your soul
You’re more powerful now than you’ve ever known
It takes a kind of mutiny to step into your destiny
I’ve chosen love
Will you walk with me.
Let your heart break apart.
Do not withdraw.
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released December 4, 2020
Grog - Vocals and Bass
Mr Drew - Guitar and Keyboards
Justin Bennett - Drums
Lyrics by Grog
Music by Mr Drew
Produced by Drew Richards
Mixed by Justin Bennett
Grog - Vocals and Bass
Mr Drew - Guitar and Keyboards
Justin Bennett - Drums
Lyrics by Grog
Music by Mr Drew
Produced by Drew Richards
Mixed by Justin Bennett
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Die So Fluid London, UK
Die So Fluid are a unique alternative rock band fluidly combining the muscle of metal with the angular cheekbones of post-
punk,all laced with intoxicating melody.
Led by ex-pat-in Los Angeles Grog, the London based band have 5 albums under their belts. They've just released 'We are The Virus' along with an engaging new video.
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