Ride Or Die

Sevdaliza's song 'Ride Or Die' delves into themes of loyalty, resilience, and the deep connection between two individuals who share a profound bond. The lyrics speak to the idea of standing by someone through thick and thin, being there for each other in times of solitude and darkness. The phrase 'ride or die' itself is a declaration of unwavering commitment, often used to describe a person who is willing to endure all hardships and remain loyal to the end.

The song also touches on personal struggles and the fight against negative forces, both external and internal. 'Cover for my enemies' and 'no negative energy' suggest a protective stance, shielding oneself and one's allies from harm. This is coupled with a sense of bouncing back from adversity, as indicated by the line 'And my head against the wall, bounce back stronger than life.' Sevdaliza's lyrics convey a message of empowerment and the strength found in unity.

Interspersed with English, the Spanish verses add a layer of intimacy and vulnerability, revealing a conversation between old friends seeking support and companionship. The lines 'Somos amigos desde niñas' ('We have been friends since we were girls') and the subsequent plea for help and desire to feel again, highlight the importance of long-standing relationships and the comfort they provide. The song's bilingual nature enriches its emotional depth, making 'Ride Or Die' a multifaceted exploration of human connections and the resilience of the human spirit.