Stray From The Path unleash massive new track "Fortune Teller"
Hardcore heavyweights Stray From The Path have unveiled a massive new single, giving fans a glimpse into what’s to come.
The blistering new track acts as a followup to the band’s live album, Smash ‘Em Up: Live In Europe 2019. Check out “Fortune Teller” and its accompanying music video below!
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Directed by Anthony Altamura with cinematography by Christian Lamorte & Alex Seefried, “Fortune Teller” is proof that Stray From The Path are not slowing down anytime soon.
The band describes the aggressive new single as “Musically, a heavily syncopated assault on the senses. Lyrically, a fired-up attack on the status quo. Written as an antidote to the boomer mentality, Fortune Teller is an anthem for building a better future – no matter how badly it’s been laid out by the past.”
The track is currently available for download and streaming everywhere. Check out the brand new music video for “Fortune Teller” below!
“Fortune Teller” Lyrics:
Firewalk with me
I see my father’s shadow
My soul is critical
My gut, my gravestone
Firewalk with me
I’ve talked with ghosts of old
The end to my end is my control
The future’s in my bones
Firewalk with me
My hero is my victim
My angle in the system
messiahs, slave drivers, pensions, prisons
Come on, firewalk with me
Run up
My hand is steady, come test me
From the ground up
Build a bridge we’ll burn it up
Firewalk with me
The end to my end is my control
The futures in my bones
Build a bridge we’ll burn it up
Firewalk with me
My fingers feel the fractures
My prophecy, my rapture
The knife that cuts the cancer
Firewalk with me
My fear is not my master
My darkness is my lantern
the question is the answer
Can you firewalk with me?
They can’t catch us if we run
We don’t answer to anyone
The end to my end is my control
The futures in my bones
Firewalk with me
Stray From The Path are hitting the road for their UK/EU headlining tour later this year featuring support from The Devil Wears Prada, Gideon, and Loathe (tickets available now).
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