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"Mercy Elise And Sarah Deboe (ME and DEBOE) are two accomplished singer song writers in their own right.
Elise grew up in West Yorkshire, learning classical guitar and touring with a guitar ensemble. She moved to Cheshire to study and pursue her solo work.
Here, she met Sarah Deboe, originally from Liverpool, with a love for 60's rock n' roll, very distinctive and well mastered in her guitar style and songwriting.
Deboe Excelled in Performance as well, competing and winning "Battle of the Bands" in Liverpool as a solo artist.
ME and DEBOE have created uplifting, soulful, Gutsy, Intricate, percussive, raw music, delivering an energetic and power- packed performance every time they play."
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Here They Come
ME and DEBOE Lyrics
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Here comes the flaring sun
No more light to come
She will be the only one
Climbing up the city
Going down at night
Night it has no pity
Day might be alright
On your blue cold skin
Heating up your body
Day's about to begin
Here comes the sun
Here comes the flaring sun
No more light to come
She will be the only one
Climbing up the city
Going down at night
Night it has no pity
Day might be alright
Can you feel the heat
On your blue cold skin
Heating up your body
Day's about to begin
Filling you with life
Giving you the strength
Guiding you through the day
'Til the day will end
She is bringing life
She will take it away
Let's hope the night
Won't ever
Won't ever
Won't ever
Stay
The lyrics of "Here They Come" by ME and DEBOE is a commentary on the struggles of life and the inevitability of death. The singer talks about the concept of judgment after death, with the idea of the afterlife being up in the sky where the person will wait for their final judgment. The singer acknowledges the struggles of life and the pain that often goes unheard as people go about their daily lives, but ultimately believes that the sun will shine for everyone, and they will receive their fair share of what's theirs.
The lyrics also touch on the idea of oppression and how the "opposites" are still attempting to bring the singer down and drive them underground. They try to control everything and win the battle, but the singer is willing to keep fighting for what they believe in. The singer is adamant about being a free soul even in death and refuses to live life as a slave or a puppet, giving up control to others.
Overall, the song focuses on the theme of hope in the face of adversity, and the importance of standing up for oneself despite life's many difficulties. It expresses the idea of retaining one's freedom and individuality, and not letting anyone or anything break the spirit, symbolizing the message that one should always fight for what they believe in.
Line by Line Meaning
Well they tell me up up high up in the sky
The singers have heard that after they die, they will face judgment in the afterlife.
Waitin for me when I die
The judgment will be waiting for them after they die.
Between the day your born and when you die
The judgment is relevant throughout a person's whole life, from birth until death.
They never seem to hear it in your cry
Despite a person's cries for mercy or help, judgment seems inevitable and deaf to their pleas.
So its sure that the sun will shine
The singers are optimistic that good things will come their way (just as the sun is a constant in life).
I'm gonna get my share now what's mine
The singers are determined to get what they believe is rightfully theirs.
And the harder they come the harder they fall one and all
Those who come at them with force or hostility will eventually meet their own downfall as well.
Well the opposites are tryin to keep me down
There are people or things working against the singers, trying to bring them down.
Trying to drive me underground
These opposing forces are trying to suppress or hide the singers' true selves.
They think that they've got the battle won
The opposition thinks that they have successfully defeated the singers in some way.
Say forgive them for they know not what they've done
The singers choose to forgive those who have wronged them, assuming that they are ignorant of the consequences of their actions.
And ill keep on fighting for the things I owed
The singers will continue to fight for what they rightfully deserve.
Though I know when your dead you come
The singers acknowledge that death is inevitable for everyone.
But id rather be a free man in my grave
The singers would rather die free than live as a subordinate or oppressed person.
Living as a puppet or a slave
Living as someone who is controlled by others or denied basic freedoms is intolerable.
Oo the harder they come the harder they fall one and all
Reiterating that all those who come to harm the singers will eventually fail themselves.
Yeah the harder they come the harder they fall one and all
Reiterating that all those who come to harm the singers will eventually fail themselves.
And the harder they come the harder they fall one and all
Reiterating that all those who come to harm the singers will eventually fail themselves.
Lyrics © Call Me Brutus, O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Michael Seher
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