1) Wild were a five-pi… Read Full Bio ↴There is more than one artist with this name:
1) Wild were a five-piece Classical Contemporary female group, formed in 2002. They were often compared to Bond, due to the very similar makeup and style of both groups.
Although Katie, Izzy Johnston, and Chantal Leverton were British, Iva Cojic and Andjelka Ristic were born in Serbia.
Wild played a range of different genres on their debut album Time, and their music ranged from Latin beats to Celtic inspired. Wild also played the main theme of the TV Show, 'Robinson Crusoe', exclusively at their concerts. Their album, Time, featured a version of the song "The Eve of the War" from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of The War of the Worlds, which was produced by Wayne himself.
The group has split up. Two of the members (Izzy Johnston, and Chantal Leverton) are now part of eScala (formerly Scala), a similar four-piece classical group who supported McFly in 2005 and appeared on Britain's Got Talent in 2008.
2) Wild is a hard-rock band from Latvia. Formed ir summer of 2006 by two guitarists - Jānis Līde and Jānis Andžāns. More detailed information about band, music and band members at http://wild.draugiem.lv (page in latvian language). Official band website is http://www.wild-rock.lv
3) Wild Is an Heavy Metal band from Spain first know as Majesty Night, formed in 2002. released their debut album 'La Nueva Orden' in 2011.
4) WILD is a Los Angeles based trio comprised of Lauren Luiz (vocals), Tyler Thompson (producer/guitar) and Zach Daegatano (guitar/vocals). Hailing from Portland, Minneapolis, and Boston respectively, their paths did not intertwine until Tyler and Zach met through a mutual friend and began writing songs together. The only thing missing was the right singer who could complement their soulful melodies with pop sensibilities. It was not until Tyler and Zach met Lauren in 2016 that they felt complete. Lauren’s powerful vocals and strong topline was the perfect fit.
Here We Go
Wild Lyrics
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Just a word in the course
For the song in the water
That you can't hear
And should I disappear
Recall that I was never here
Never, in fact, anywhere
And would find you in the snow
Among the canvases of cream
Where the moon plays her terrible strings and we glow
In the shadowed cavities of our eyes
And in our bones
Oh, to feel the numbness, of the cold
Would I find you in the fire
Burning thoughts for fuel
A living sacrifice to knowledge
And her, how cruel a jest
To skirt the thrust of the mind
For the burning of the flesh
And what is it? Oh, what is it? That I love
Did I create you from an old spring of want?
A generous font of dreams
Or so it seems
Until its dry
And we are left, you and I
In the dry grass
Under summer skies
Waiting for something
That was never born
To die
The lyrics to Wild's song "Here We Go" are deeply introspective and contemplative, reflecting on themes of creativity, romance, and mortality. The opening lines "Can I write you a verse? Just a word in the course/For the song in the water/That you can't hear" convey the singer's creative impulse to capture a feeling or experience through music, though they also express a sense of futility or disconnection from the listener. The next lines, "And should I disappear/Recall that I was never here/Never, in fact, anywhere" suggest a fear of being forgotten or overlooked, and a perhaps a struggle to find one's place in the world.
The following stanza paints a vivid image of the singer searching for their partner in a wintry landscape, where "the moon plays her terrible strings and we glow." The "shadowed cavities of our eyes and in our bones" suggest a sense of shared experience or trauma, while the line "Oh, to feel the numbness, of the cold" evokes a feeling of longing or even masochism.
The final stanza returns to the theme of creativity and the question of what drives the singer's artistic impulse. The lines "Did I create you from an old spring of want?/A generous font of dreams/Or so it seems/Until its dry" suggest a tension between inspiration and exhaustion, as well as a questioning of one's own motivations and sense of self. The closing lines "Waiting for something/That was never born/To die" speak to the inevitability of death and the ultimate futility of human endeavor, while also imbuing the song with a sense of bittersweet beauty.
Line by Line Meaning
Can I write you a verse?
May I express my feelings about you in a song?
Just a word in the course
A single message in the song.
For the song in the water
For an unheard, unspoken song.
That you can't hear
That you are not receptive to.
And should I disappear
If I were to vanish...
Recall that I was never here
Keep in mind that I was never really present in your life.
Never, in fact, anywhere
I was never truly with you, no matter the time or place.
And would find you in the snow
Looking for you in the snow.
Among the canvases of cream
Searching through white landscapes.
Where the moon plays her terrible strings and we glow
Where the moon shines and we sparkle together.
In the shadowed cavities of our eyes
In the dark spaces of our eyes.
And in our bones
And deep inside us.
Oh, to feel the numbness, of the cold
Wishing to sense the icy coldness of winter.
Would I find you in the fire
Will I locate you in the heat?
Burning thoughts for fuel
Thinking passionately.
A living sacrifice to knowledge
A life squandered to gain worldly wisdom.
And her, how cruel a jest
And that pursuit is so cruel.
To skirt the thrust of the mind
To avoid dealing with the complexities of the mind.
For the burning of the flesh
Only to find the pleasures of physical sensations.
And what is it? Oh, what is it? That I love
What is it that I adore so much?
Did I create you from an old spring of want?
Did I create an image of you from my old desires?
A generous font of dreams
A bountiful provision of aspirations.
Or so it seems
At least, that's what it appears to be.
Until its dry
Until the dream fades away.
And we are left, you and I
And we remain together.
In the dry grass
Surrounded by dry land.
Under summer skies
Beneath the summer sunlight.
Waiting for something
Preparing for something new.
That was never born
That never existed.
To die
To fade away.
Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid
Written by: Seth Micarelli
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@vinikampferherzbarros27
Thank you so much for this. I have discovered this song on a live streaming about cats. The guy doing it started with this song and mentioned this band (he really put this trio high up). I was already amazed by this particular song - which touched me deeply - but then I came here and found this amazing group of people with heartwarming songs about life...
I have to say... even though I listen to Heavy metal/rock/hard etc. bands (Disturbed, Metallica, Rhapsody of Fire, Iron Maiden, Dio, Black Sabbath etc.) I also love classical (Beethoven, Vivaldi, Sebastian Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Tchaikovsky etc.) and, of course, songs like these... no.. BANDS like this!
Songs must have something to transmit, something to make you feel! That's exactly what "Here we go" did. Touched me deeply and put a smile to my face... a very warm smile.
Thanks. A warm "thank you" from a member of Motorcycle Squad (Law Enforcement) who almost never cries because I learned to hide my feelings and never share them. I have to be "tough" on my line of work, but I decided to carry that into my personal life and ended up not been the type of man who stops to think about my place in the world and kept carrying on my life without even realizing how important is to keep going and let the past behind... because my past haunts me and keeps me grounded in many aspects of my life..
Thanks.
@thatoneperson9255
i'm just happy the star made it back to the sky
@WILDTHEBAND
You can do anything!!!
@rickydarlington2078
thats cute how you mention that about the star i like that
@thomasasa5610
I guess I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know a good site to watch new movies online?
@bentleefox4735
@Thomas Asa Lately I have been using FlixZone. Just google for it :)
@zavierarthur1589
@Bentlee Fox definitely, I have been using FlixZone for since march myself :)
@gioanrizoreyes8652
I don't know how but you always write the most beautiful songs ever. I'm in love with the sound and the lyrics... So, here we go. 💚
@WILDTHEBAND
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@ElectroBlastLuigi
I just heard this song on the new Walmart commercial! :)
@curtisroberts1817
I just discovered you July 4th 2020. I'm a 64 year old grumpy old man at the end of his life your music makes my heart soar and dance I only wish is to purchase your albums.
Thank you so very much!❤