Kevin Surace performs and recites the song "Follow Me," reflecting on how his vocal delivery differs from a previous version by Nimue. He explores themes of longing and dreams through imagery of clouds, hills, and trees, inviting listeners to follow him on a journey shaped by his unique interpretation.
A 1, 2, 3. Through the clouds gray with years, over hill wet with tears, to a world young and free. We shall fly, follow me. April green everywhere, April songs always there. Come and hear, come and see, follow me. To the tree where our hopes hang high, to the dream that should never die. Where how long lost tomorrows still are in pursuit. Bye-bye. Time goes by, nor do we. Close your eyes and you'll see, as we were, we can be. Weep no more. Follow me, follow me. Follow me. To the tree where our hopes hang high, to the dream that should never die, where our long-lost tomorrows still are in the sweet by and by. Goodbye. Or do we? Time goes by. Or do we? Close your eyes and you'll see. As we were, we can be. Weep no more. Follow me. Follow me. Follow me. Follow me. Follow me. Let's go behind that tree. Come on, come follow me. We'll do something we're not supposed to do behind the tree. Come follow me. Come on, let's follow me. Now that was a different take on that song, right? And in fact, now that you hear the lyrics, It has a whole different meaning when sung in this way than when Nimue or Nimue, whatever that thing is with the E on the end, sang it. So anyway, much fun. Okay, what do we got?
