The Avett Brothers - Die Then Grow
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- Dec 4 ,2015 Legendary Giveback 4 ...Knoxville , Tenn.
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?
Will we find the courage there to call our friendship good?
Call it good, call it good
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
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
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
Leasson learned, lesson learned
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
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
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
Anita, my Anita, I was born to follow you
Die then grow
Die then grow
Die then grow
Die then grow 
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And a well of hope and talent sprang.......
I was born to follow the Avett Brothers.
My happy place.
to the Avett Brothers, this is essentially a "throw-away" song..only released on a bonus version of an album -- for most other artists, it would be the best song they ever wrote..incredible
Holy shit I have never heard this version until now. Iconic Avett stuff. Wish they’d toss this back on their setlist.
Exquisite. It has that personal touch that we came to expect from Freddie Mercury songs. These guys break your heart every time you see them. Over and over and over again, the blood stands still and we die and grow a bit. Thank you, Greg, for posting this.
This was an amazing show
Present
Killer show
I come back and watch this every week. Thanks for sharing 🙏
A thing of great beauty.
So simple, so good.
such a beautiful song
Call it good, yep.
❤❤❤❤
Love to ya all 💭♥️
Beautiful!,,
I’m doing snow angels to this song
This fkn song ❤❤
I love my name ...SWEEET!
Anita Sills May I have your autograph!?? Lol.
🐕💙
Me too
I’m too manly to have all these feelz...what is happening to me??
You heard my name. "Anita" ha ha ;)'
I'm sure your comment was tongue-in-cheek, but for reals I hope you don't think that "manly" and "emotions" are mutually exclusive.
Meme o Rama. You guys ain’t EVER this sentimental in unison. Ibgrt it and I thank ya all. Truly. But don’t be so nice yiu turn into kittens grown into cats ✌🏻🫵🏻 💯
Are they really going to put Die then Grow on the new album even after the Carpenter special release?? I love this song.
Too FUNdamental
Why is Bob way in back?
Is it usually Scott that sings this from the start? Sounds like they put it in a higher key to me. Interesting. Great performance but the vocals sound a little strained, prefer the recorded version
Yes you are correct. It seems the song was brought back by Seth because it seemed to speak to things in his life at the moment. Thus the switch up of the lead.
Greg Burke I've seen it performed live both ways. Phenomenal either way imo.
hairywang I saw it in ‘09 at Musicfest- no drums- all Scott and it was fantastic!! I prefer the recording- this is a ballad not a rock song? I also saw it past year- it’s not exactly the same but it’s lyrical perfection