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.
Silver & Gold
Wild Lyrics
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Just to see if you'd cross again
'Cause I know people they never change
Same old story just a different day
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
I'll be silver, I'll be gold
Have my heart but leave my soul
All that's done will be forgot but not forgiven
It took some time but now I know
The lesson was just letting go
And I feel fine
I can't keep watching from the rear view mirror
'Cause things seem closer than they appear
Don't need a reason or rhyme this time
I see the good that's in goodbye
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
I'll be silver, I'll be gold
Have my heart but leave my soul
All that's done will be forgot but not forgiven
It took some time but now I know
The lesson was just letting go
And I feel fine
I'll be silver, I'll be gold
Have my heart but leave my soul
All that's done will be forgot but not forgiven
It took some time but now I know
The lesson was just letting go
And I feel fine
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
(Hey-ay-ay, ay-ay-ay)
In "Silver & Gold," Wild draws a line in the sand to test a lover's commitment, doubting that they have the capacity for change. But as time passes, Wild realizes the lesson was "just letting go" and that they feel fine. The song is about letting go of toxic relationships and embracing the brighter future that ensues. Wild suggests that sometimes the best way we can deal with negative situations is to let go of the people or things dragging us down.
The lyrics are poetic, expressing difficult emotions through minimalist language and imagery. The repeated refrain "I'll be silver, I'll be gold" echoes this theme of moving on and finding one's own path. The chorus emphasizes that everything that has happened in the past will be forgotten but not forgiven, meaning that the person will move on from the situation but never forget what they have learned.
Overall, "Silver & Gold" is a hopeful song about finding the strength to move on from negative relationships and finding forgiveness for oneself. Wild writes with poetic beauty and power, making this a standout track in their repertoire.
Line by Line Meaning
I drew a line down in the sand
I made a clear boundary that you must not cross again
Just to see if you'd cross again
To test your behavior and see if you have changed
'Cause I know people they never change
I have seen that people don't change their patterns even after trying
Same old story just a different day
It is a recurring experience that happens over and over again
I'll be silver, I'll be gold
I can adapt and adjust to different situations, whether good or bad
Have my heart but leave my soul
You can have my affection and love, but don't take away my inner strength or identity
All that's done will be forgot but not forgiven
I can forget the past, but not forgive those who caused me pain
It took some time but now I know
I learned a valuable lesson after going through a difficult time
The lesson was just letting go
The key to moving on is to let go of the past and embrace the present
And I feel fine
I am content and happy with my current circumstances
I can't keep watching from the rear view mirror
I cannot dwell on the past and let it determine my future
'Cause things seem closer than they appear
It is easy to get fixated on the past and not see the opportunities in the present
Don't need a reason or rhyme this time
I do not have to justify my decisions or actions to anyone at this point
I see the good that's in goodbye
I recognize that saying goodbye can be a positive thing and lead to new opportunities
Writer(s): Tyler Thompson, Zachary Jacob Degaetano, Kristina Marie Antuna
Contributed by Max A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@lizz_1412
"I see the good in goodbye." That hit me hard....
@isaiahestolas8120
Nothing here ever hit me hard!
@lilyjazzlyn8338
I want this song to be the background music to my life
@TENAWESOMEPEOPLES
Phantastic Fallen Angel SAME
@woodeye2457
Same
@user-qs7mh4yz9w
I love this comment
@_Kum0ri_
It's a little late, but I'd say if you really connect with this song, it probably already is a part of your background music. :)
@isaiahestolas8120
Nah this is too calm!😆😆
@andrewpenn1145
I feel like this song represents my current situation as a student. get my grades up, then lose them and get them back up. Make empty promises to keep people off my back, then flounder and struggle until I find some equilibrium, then do it all again. What a beautiful song.
@zurinarctus7755
I don't understand why this song and band are so unpopular. This music is insanely good. Forever hail from Poland