BLACK SHAWD is a multi- talented rapper/singer & songwriter with a unique and rare talent of balancing lyrics, music and inspiration. "Walk With Me" is a reflection of BLACK SHAWD's cheerful and optimistic attitude towards life.
The lyrics along with the vocals is enough to give a tingle of goose bumps. The contrasts in mood are very well handled. This exciting hip hop song stimulates the generation to sit and think about life and then to take a stand and to contribute in meaningful deeds.
BLACK SHAWD, in this energetic single, beautifully conveys the true significance of practical life, far from the world of fantasy. The appealing sound is really a blessing to the ears. This piece is an excellent composition with a catchy track. For BLACK SHAWD, life has a purpose and in "Walk With Me", he is giving direction to the world to take little steps with him towards morality.
The lyrics are really therapeutic as “Trust it won’t be long, it’s not that far” gives the vibes of comfort. The choice of words is so natural and friendly as “see we are not that far”. The cherry on the top is that the song also has fear reducing elements as “What are you afraid of” and “See we are not that far”. In simple words, Walk With Me paints a portrait of life that becomes easy by following some simple rules.
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