Aaron Jaxon covers Young the Giant's "Something to Believe In," a song about breaking free from inner demons and finding something worth believing in. His spoken-sung performance emphasizes themes of fate and mental slavery while staying close to the original lyrics.
Hi guys, Aaron Jaxon coming to you today. Gonna be doing my version of Something to Believe In by Young the Giant. So yeah, hope you dig it. Understood by no one. Can it be that he hears what I'm saying? Is there a reason why I'm still awake?
He says, I've got you written in a black book by the railroad track. You see, I know your fate. I say, you've got to listen. I'm a soulmate with a brand new track you underestimate. I give you something to believe in. Burn up a basement full of demons. Realize you're a slave to your mind. Break free. Just give me something to believe in. The lie between the lines, and I say you've got to listen. I'm a songwriter with a brand new track you underestimate. I'll give you something to believe in. Burn up the basement full of demons. Who realizes you're a slave to your mind? Break free. Just give me something to believe in. Who promised me? I'm afraid I'm a slave to my mind. Give me something to believe in. I've got you written in a black book by the railroad tracks. See, I know your fate, and I say you've got to listen. I was told word by the brand new track you're on to estimate I give you something to believe in. Burn up basement full of demons. Realize you're a slave to your mind. Break free. Just give me something to believe in. Just give me something to believe in.
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