Die Then Grow

The Avett Brothers

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verse 1 Can you say your name to me put mine after yours? Can we build a house of glass without windows or doors? Will you learn to love yourself the way I know you should? Can we find the courage there to call our friendship good? Call it good call it good Chorus Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Don’t let romance and beating hearts change what we came to do Anita my Anita I was born to follow you verse 2 The world is closing in on me I think it’s time I go And with your sad young eyes you’ve taught me things I didn’t know And my heart broke down to powder there and I wish I’d let it show And I listened as you said to me you’d rather die than grow Die than grow die than grow Chorus Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Don’t let romance and beating hearts change what we came to do Anita my Anita I was born to follow you verse 3 So I watched as those who ask for love demanding some respect Became the last in line to have what they come to expect As what nobody taught them that they so rightly deserve And the hums of their misfortune peaked the hardest lesson learned Lesson learned lesson learned Chorus Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Don’t let romance and beating hearts change what we came to do Anita my Anita I was born to follow you BRIDGE To watch us fall is why they came And fall we did to the call of the highway Don’t go home don’t look ahead don’t look behind Everything we were is dead verse 4 Then a well of hope and talent sprang and I caught a glimpse of light And I drank from there as the colors rang out loudly from your eyes Anita my Anita I was born to follow you Don’t let romance or beating hearts change what we came to do Anita my Anita I was born to follow you (Repeat. Lose yourself in it!) Die then grow Die then grow Die then grow Die then grow

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Cette chanson aborde des thèmes profonds autour de l'amour, de l'identité et des relations humaines. Elle évoque l'importance de l'authenticité dans les amitiés et la nécessité de s'accepter soi-même avant d'accepter les autres. Le narrateur exprime son désir de suivre une personne chère, tout en mettant en garde contre les complications que l'amour romantique peut apporter, menaçant de déformer la simplicité des liens entre amis. À travers des métaphores significatives, l’artiste souligne que la croissance personnelle peut parfois nécessiter des sacrifices douloureux, mais qu'un espoir rayonne malgré tout. L'ensemble est une invitation à réfléchir sur ce qui compte vraiment dans nos relations.

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