Walk With Me
Sandtown and Katinas Lyrics

The opening lyrics of Sandtown and Katinas' "Walk With Me" describe a situation where the singer finds himself attracted to someone who is not his ideal match. Although he acknowledges that the person he's pursuing may not meet his criteria, he's willing to overlook these shortcomings because he's somehow drawn to her. He's not delusional, he knows that the individual doesn't tick all the boxes, but is willing to go with the flow - 'It's the wrong time and the wrong place, Though your face is charming, it's the wrong face.' The lyrics showcase an element of vulnerability and desperation while the laid-back, jazzy tune provides a sense of relaxation and comfort. The singer continues to affirm his stance, further admitting that he's attempting to forget someone and is gradually enjoying the company of his new love interest.

The other lyrics of the song validate the singer's approach to his newfound situation. He's aware that the style does not fit his expectations, but the beauty of his new love interest is enough to convince him that the connection is right. He acknowledges that things are happening contrary to what he envisioned - 'It's the wrong song in the wrong style, Though your smile is lovely, it's the wrong smile.' The singer's vulnerability is highlighted when he says, "you can't know how happy I am that we met, I'm strangely attracted to you." This line paints a picture of someone struggling to come to terms with their attraction to someone they had not anticipated falling in love with. The closing verse maintains his stance on pursuing this relationship despite acknowledging it may not be the ideal match - "It's the wrong game, with the wrong chips, Though your lips are tempting, they're the wrong lips. They're not her lips, but they're such tempting lips, That if some night you're free, It's alright with me."