I'm still alive by Amistat @ Saint Stephen’s Day Celebrations 2021 in Budapest

20 Aug 2021 · 4 min

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The video captures a live rendition of Amistat’s song “Still Alive” performed during the Saint Stephen’s Day Celebrations 2021 in Budapest. The performer (Speaker A) opens with a brief, heartfelt monologue describing the song’s relevance: after a difficult year, the piece serves as a reminder of perseverance and gratitude. This personal reflection sets the emotional tone for the performance. The subsequent segment consists of repeated lyrical verses that emphasize survival, light in darkness, and an inner equilibrium, interspersed with brief interjections from a second speaker (Speaker B) that add a spontaneous, informal feel. The overall content blends a conversational introduction with a repetitive, anthem‑like chorus, aiming to uplift the audience and celebrate resilience.

It's a song about, about still— it's called Still Alive, which I think says everything. Um, it's been a tough year for everyone, I think, and at stages, I don't know, personally I felt a little bit, I don't know, just not here anymore. But, um, this song was a reminder that we're still here and there's plenty to be grateful for. Yeah.
I really, I really don't know where we are. Oh, we got the base back.
Perfect. Still alive just for you. Hey! I was guided on a path by the moonlight into the unknown. As the sky grew dark and I lit a spark. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. I had to get to the top of the hill to know how low I have been. As the sky grew dark and I lit the spark. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. A light soul in the dark. Equilibrium in the heart.
And I knew the moment I arrived. Hey, I'm still alive. And I knew the moment I arrived. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Hey, I'm still alive. Thank you.