Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”)
Shaboozey
Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”) Lyrics
[Verse 1: Shaboozey]
Took a walk
And I saw the land
Where Adam stepped foot for the first time
And realized he was a man
Saw the dogwoods
Held some in my hand
'Cause my old man, well, he told me to stop
And count 'em all while I can
The key to life is enjoying the journey
When you don't know the end
[Chorus: Shaboozey]
So let's stay out here for a while, my friend
Let's stay and walk the line 'til the end
And I know you're tired, hell, so am I
We can't take the same road again
So let's stay out here for a while
[Verse 2: Stephen Wilson Jr.]
I took a look
And I saw the light
Where Eve stepped foot for the last time
And took the first bite
Born in a battlefield, stand tall as giants
Fight with the wind, yeah, our story winds up
With footprints behind us
[Chorus: Stephen Wilson Jr. & Shaboozey]
So let's stay out here for a while, my friend
Stay and walk the line 'til the end
And I know you're tired, hell, so am I
We can't take the same road again
So let's stay out here for a while
[Post-Chorus: Shaboozey]
Let's stay out here
So let's stay out here
[Outro: Shaboozey]
So let's stay out here for a while, my friend
Let's stay and walk the line 'til the end
I know you're tired, hell, so am I
We can't take the same road again
Let's stay out here for a while
Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”) Q&A
Who wrote Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”)'s ?
Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”) was written by Shaboozey & Stephen Wilson Jr. & Connor Sullivan.
Who produced Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”)'s ?
Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”) was produced by Sean Cook & Connor Sullivan & Nevin.
When did Shaboozey release Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”)?
Shaboozey released Took A Walk (from ”The Long Walk”) on Fri Sep 05 2025.
What did Shaboozey & Stephen Wilson Jr. say about "Took A Walk (from "The Long Walk")"?
Shaboozey:
I’m so thrilled that Francis thought of us to close out his film. I really felt for these characters. These guys seemingly have no future, but hold on tight to the idea of hope—a better life, a better world. It felt familiar. The movie feels timeless and soulful, so I thought Stephen’s g...