This Is
Run and Rise Lyrics


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Once upon a time I could take anything, anything.
Always stepped in time, regardless of the beat
I moved my feet, I carried weight
What I could not do I faked
I dug seeking treasure
Just to wake up in an early grave
So I stopped right there and said
Go on alone, 'cause I won't follow.
This isn't giving up, no this is letting go
Out with the old dreams I've borrowed
The path I carve from here on out will be my own
The path will be my own

This is the part where the needle skips
And the chorus plays like a sink that drips
A syllable repeating, like a warning we aren't heeding
Until all of a sudden we noticed it
When the wheels brace and the tires grip
A map we've been misreading
A defeat we're not conceding
Until now
There must be some other way out

Go on alone, because I won't follow
But this isn't giving up no this is letting go
Out with the old dreams I've borrowed
The path I carve from here on out will be my own
A path to take me home

(Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!)

The wind died
The whole world ceased to move
Now so quiet
Her beating heart became a boom
We locked eyes
For just a moment or two
She asked why
I said "I don't know why,
I just know"

The wind died
The whole world ceased to move
Now so quiet
Her beating heart became a boom
We locked eyes
For just a moment or two
She asked why
I said "I don't know why
I just know
I just know"

Go on alone, 'cause I won't follow
This isn't giving up, no this is letting go
I made most of all this sorrow
I tried to brave this discontent, but now I'm through
I'm letting go of you.

This is letting go
This is letting go





Once upon a time I could take anything, anything.

Overall Meaning

The song "This Is" by Run and Rise seems to be about a person who used to be a strong and resilient individual, able to handle anything that came their way. However, they realized that they were not living a life that was true to themselves, and that they were merely going through the motions of what they believed they were supposed to do. This person decided to let go of the old dreams they had borrowed from others, and carve their own path in life.


The first verse describes how this person used to be able to take on anything and move to the beat of others, even if they couldn't actually do it. They dug for treasure, but ended up being buried alive in their own sorrow. The realization of the need to let go of the past and carve their own path is emphasized in the chorus, where the person declares that they will not follow anyone else and that the path they make will be their own. The second verse depicts the realization of the person that they had been misreading a map of their own life, which had caused them to not be able to find a way out until now. The final part of the song describes the encounter of the person with another individual, where they both communicate without words, and the singer knows that they must let go of what is holding them back.


Overall, the song's message is about letting go of the old ways of life or the dreams that you borrowed from other people, and carving your own unique path. It also highlights the difficulty of doing so, but the ultimate reward that comes from it.


Line by Line Meaning

Once upon a time I could take anything, anything.
In the past, I had the ability to handle anything and everything that came my way.


Always stepped in time, regardless of the beat, I moved my feet, I carried weight, What I could not do I faked, I dug seeking treasure, Just to wake up in an early grave, So I stopped right there and said
I always kept up with the pace, no matter how challenging it was. I put in a lot of effort, carried a heavy burden and pretended to have skills which I actually lacked. I dug deep to find something valuable, but ended up with nothing and realized itโ€™s time to stop going on the same path.


Go on alone, 'cause I won't follow. This isn't giving up, no this is letting go, Out with the old dreams I've borrowed, The path I carve from here on out will be my own, The path will be my own
I am not going to follow the same path as others, as I choose to break away. I am letting go of old dreams that were never really mine to begin with. I am finally carving out my own path and taking control of my journey.


This is the part where the needle skips, And the chorus plays like a sink that drips, A syllable repeating, like a warning we aren't heeding, Until all of a sudden we noticed it, When the wheels brace and the tires grip, A map we've been misreading, A defeat we're not conceding, Until now, There must be some other way out
This is the moment where our attention should be drawn, but we don't listen to the chorus or understand the warning signs. Eventually, things come to a standstill and we realize we have been reading the map in a wrong way. We become determined to avoid defeat and find a new way out.


The wind died, The whole world ceased to move, Now so quiet, Her beating heart became a boom, We locked eyes, For just a moment or two, She asked why, I said "I don't know why, I just know"
Everything came to a halt, the silence was deafening and her heart was pounding heavily. We had a moment of eye contact, and she asked me a question. Although I couldn't explain why, I knew the answer intuitively.


Go on alone, because I won't follow, But this isn't giving up no this is letting go, Out with the old dreams I've borrowed, The path I carve from here on out will be my own, A path to take me home
I choose to be on my own and pave my own way, while acknowledging that this is not the same as giving up. Itโ€™s time to let go of my old dreams and find a new path that will lead me to where I truly belong.


(Hey! Hey! Hey! Hey!), The wind died, The whole world ceased to move, Now so quiet, Her beating heart became a boom, We locked eyes, For just a moment or two, She asked why, I said "I don't know why, I just know, I just know"
During this moment of the repeating 'Hey!' sounds, time stood still, and our surroundings became silent. Her heart was racing, and we shared a fleeting moment of eye contact, followed by a question that I couldn't answer, only intuitively feel.


Go on alone, 'cause I won't follow, This isn't giving up, no this is letting go, I made most of all this sorrow, I tried to brave this discontent, but now I'm through, I'm letting go of you., This is letting go, This is letting go
I choose the solitary path and I'm not giving up, merely letting go. I have gone through a lot of pain and suffering, trying to cope with my discontent, but now I put it behind me. I release my attachment to you, signifying that this is a real letting go.




Lyrics ยฉ Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: BRANDON BARNES, JOSEPH PRINCIPE, TIMOTHY MCILRATH, ZACH BLAIR

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Comments from YouTube:

Dixie C

Perfect description, the only youtube video to actually explains the relationship between rise and go. THANK YOU ๐Ÿ‘

Frumbler

Most common is the 7/11 rule.
Once you determine how many risers you need by adding one or subtracting one to keep within the rise code of 125mm to 200mm you can then use ration and proportion to determine the tread depth.
Rise/run = Rise/run but replace one side with 7/11.
Example 7/11 = 150/X or 11x150รท7=tread

clayton wayman

Question here. So when you add or subtract where are you addding or subtracting from or too?

Frumbler

Calculation is always done from finish floor to finish floor. So you need to know the material thicknesses to calculate an even rise. But when building the stringers don't forget to add the flooring thickness to the bottom of the first Stringer (bottom riser) so when you place the finish floor after the rises all match.
Then the top Stringer (top riser) would need to subtract the top floor thickness so that after the finished floor is added the risers are all the same.

DD Builds

Thank you.

Clayton Robert

You know, but mot don't how did you get that riser number?? Did you randomly pick 14

Frumbler

9'= 108" รท 8" = 13.5 (to stay within code you add or subtract a riser) in this case you make it 14. If you chose 13 the rise would be 8 5/16. That would be too high of a rise and against code.

gabecarter

Measure once cut twice.

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