Movements - Deadly Dull (Official Music Video)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- Movements - From the album ‘Feel Something’ - Out Now
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LYRICS:
This is the story of a man that I know
A man with heart of gold
But a body becoming weak
And a mind that let him go
This is a story of a man and his wife
And how she died of that same disease
How he stayed with after her spirit left
But he won't remember her death
It's a deadly dull
Like a sword stuck in it's sheath
A mind once sharp and full
Now clouded and diseased
What's it like to be erased
Every time you fall asleep?
Waking up as a clean slate
Without a sense of reality
And will I end up the same way,
When I grow old and turn to gray?
As time leaves me behind to fade away
This is the story of a man that I know
He knows my face, but he doesn't know me
Pretends he does every time we meet
And puts his questions on repeat
Like "Are you staying out of trouble?"
"What's the plan?" "Can we go see G-Ma down the street?" "When I saw her last, she
didn't say much of anything" "If I were there think how much better it would be"
They break the news a few times a week
Every time it's followed by the same thing
He sits outside and keeps quiet for a while, then forgets and goes to sleep
Life with a heavy soul
Death by a deadly dull
Will that be me eventually?
I’ve mentioned this in another one of their videos. But my grandpa (rest in peace) had dementia. And every time my dad would go visit him, he would tell my dad stories about a boy named Antonio. And my dad would get so sad. My dad is the boy named Antonio. My grandpa would sometimes remember and smile and say “oh that’s you. You’re Antonio”
That's so sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. I can't imagine how hard that had to be for him. I can't imagine having to do that myself...my grandpa has basically been my father for 20 years, I'm 30 now, and he's getting up there in age and having signs of memory loss here and there...I'm so afraid that I'll end up having to do something similar. My heart would break so hard having to deal with that. Dementia and Alzheimer's are truly awful.
Why you gotta do this to a fellow Antonio :’(
Rip
Same. Grandpa always tell me a story to those places we visit before he's gone. RIP LOLO
Scariest possible outcome
This hits hard as a caregiver. " I break the news a few times a week" . I have patients who need to be reminded their lover is dead daily. It hits like the first time, each time. Powerful
Did I just spend 20 minutes in the bathroom crying over this because it reminded me of my grandpa?...yes yes I did.
This was so good, I absolutely love how well done this is xx
It reminded me of my grandma, I feel like crying every time I hear this song. It's been almost 6 years since she passed away, and now my other grandpa is starting with the same symptoms, he barely know my mom and he can't tell any of his grandkids apart.
Hang in there
You’re not alone because it happen to my grandpa as well
I lost my rock, my grandmother a couple of days ago. Not sure I'm writing this to but this is harder than I could have ever imagined. More of a mother than the person who gave birth to me. I'll forever remember this song.
Thank you.
Never realized how personal this song would become for me. The lyrics “It’s a deadly dull, like a sword stuck in its sheath. A mind once sharp and full, now clouded and diseased” would always get stuck in my head. As my grandma’s caretaker for the past 4 or 5 years and seeing her mind and memories deteriorate is heartbreaking. This song affects me on such a personal deep level now that I unfortunately can really relate to the feelings of watching a loved one I grew up with slowly lose who they are. This song is something truly special to me, even if it makes me sob every time I listen to it.
I was fortunate enough that only my grandmother was affected by this disease. My grandfather passed like 5 years before her, but when she was told about his passing she hardly cried, they had been together 65 years! This song came on one night while building a desk for my wife, honestly, I just really enjoyed the song and was going to send it to her. Then I played it again while reading the lyrics. About 20 seconds into him singing I fully realized what it was about and just started bawling. My mother has been showing early signs... I don't want to be the man in this song and forget about my wife and daughter.
Wow. I can relate to this so much. My grandfather has Alzheimer’s and some people just don’t bother to try and understand how he feels; I wish that they all could listen to this song and understand. Thank you for creating such a beautiful song.
Broken Memories stay strong brother. Much love
Wow this song...my dad has Alzheimer's and this really hit home.
I've never had a band affect me so much before. They make me think of life in general. Triumphs and struggles. Failures and successes. Appropriate band name. They move me like no other band does. Thank you for making amazing music.
That dance in the dark really got me guys. Good job.
"He knows my face but he doesn't know me" easily one of the saddest lyrics ever.
PLEASE tell me i'm not the only one who cried
Monique Carzon I did too😭
Cried in class 😓
Nope. I think it might be more common to cry than to not cry.
Monique Carzon definitely not the only one
You are not. I did too, as my great-grandmother in her 90s is suffering from dementia. Also, although she is aware 90 percent of the time, I feel that sometimes my grandmother (her daughter) is also showing small signs that she may develop it...in her 70s. She and my grandfather have always been so supportive of my desire to be a musician for a career, and i know that it will break me when they pass.
THIS BAND IS EVERYTHING
Sandra Fijan this isnt a band, this is a movolution
Loooove them
Sandra Fijan so they are bread? They are grass? Everything?
Ah who am I kidding
LITERALLY!
Started listening to Movements late last year and I’ve truly missed out and boy this hits close to home. Grandmama had Alzheimer’s and the lyrics resonate with this song and now video. Grateful as hell to know this group now.
"it's a deadly dull, like a sword stuck in its sheath. A mind once sharp and full, now clouded and diseased".
Wow, brilliant writing.
I cried through this whole video and I just wanted to thank you all so much for creating this song. My grandmother has Alzheimers and it's so hard seeing someone you grew up with and look up to deteriorate in the mind.
This song always has me crying..
Currently Watching my father go thru this after his stroke thank you guys for making relatable music I can’t even speak to my father cause of the damage the stroke caused but this helps me thru every visit with him
2:37 The way his face lights up when he sees her picture and 2:52 when she walks in are just done perfectly. Seeing the picture is enough for a cascade of memories. But also at 3:35 the sadness in this scene. Him remembering their time together also includes her death. Then with him leaving and grandpa left in this semi-lucid state that morphs into depression. The confliction of someone in patrick's position. Being able to give his grandpa such wonderful memories, but the catch 22 that he also remembers she's dead.
My grandma passed of Alzheimer’s, her case was more severe, she couldn’t remember anything after 5 minutes but she remembered the old days. I felt this song so strongly I cried 💓 so glad I found this.
Been listening to emo, post hardcore, pop punk, metalcore for 18 years now, these guys are my top 2 all time of all of it, this resonates with so many people about a topic which isn’t talked about as much as it should be.
Constance by spirit box hits a similar nerve to this particular track as well
My grandfather passed away this past December while battling dementia. So, this song hits close to home. Thank you guys for making such great music.
My favourite song from my favourite album of 2017. Absolutely heartbreakingly beautiful.
any similar things you have to reccomend?
This was already my favorite song on the album. I don't know anyone who has written a song about the difficulties of dealing with a loved one who suffers from Alzheimer's or dementia, let alone written a song that so accurately represents it. Maybe watching this during class wasn't the best idea. It reminded me of what I went through with my grandfather when my grandmother died, and a couple people saw as a single tear rolled down my face. Everyone needs to share this with everyone they know.
Counterparts did it aswell, Look up the song 'Ghost' if you're into melodic hardcore. Lyrics are also very deep in that one!
any similar things you have to reccomend?
Here in 2024. When my grandpa passed, my grandma subsequently got dementia. And every single day, she would put on a pot of coffee, pour it into grandpa’s favorite mug, and bring it out to the table next to his seat on the porch. She would wait for him to return from the pastures at the same time every day until his absence would remind her of what she lost. Rinse and repeat until her day came.
Thank you for creating such a beautiful song that tells my grandmas story perfectly.
This is one of my all time favorite albums I listened to it probably 12 times every day when I was in my 8th rehab when it first came out. (Weird, they released the newest one when I was back in the same rehab for go number 9) anyway, I lost my dad last year and haven’t listened to this in a while and now that I am I am stuck in my bathroom at 4 am crying trying to get ready for work at 5. Thanks guys.
Bless you my brother❤
Lyrically the most relatable album I’ve ever come across. This band singlehandedly reignited my passion in emotionally fueled music. So many tears, you don’t even understand.
I never had a family member that had dementia, but my mom used to work at a nursing home for people with severe dementia for 10+ years, so i know the struggle so this song hits hard,
One time when i just got my first cat my mom told me to come visit and bring my cat, the people loved it, for one woman my cat triggered alot of her memories about her cat, parents, her children and grandchildren, so they called the family to quickly come because she was remembering so much, they had a great time for like 1,5 hours after that everything started to fade again, the family thank me so much for that moment.
Sadly she passed away 2 days later.
Currently I work as a CNA. Been this way for 2 years now. This actually is making me cry because of how brutally real Thisbe. A lot of what I deal with every day can be summed up in this video. Very good song and music video.
Now, this is what you truly call music. Music that you can relate to with its words, music that touches your hearts, music that you need, for life.
MOVEMENTS
same tbh
same tbh
Myst NoDesteny what's the name of the album? I want to listen to it
tenesajuancruzenyb "Feel Something" 👊❤
I will never listen to this song without thinking about my grandpa ❤️ “A man with a heart of gold”
I just recently rediscovered you guys a few weeks ago. My grandpa passed away from dementia/stroke in that timeframe as well. Deadly Dull hits me so close to home that it hurts, it’s literally a song about him and what ailments were harming him and how he passed. He didn’t care about himself, he cared about other people more. He just wanted to make people happy.I can’t stop replaying this song...Thank You, this helps.
I was blessed with the opportunity to meet and grow up knowing all of my great grandparents. In my early teens they all started to pass away. I know the pains of this disease all too well
Lost my grandma because of this fucking disease. She didn't remembered me on her final days, but somehow she knew who I was. Listen to this song today hurts way more than it used back then.
Rest easy grandma, we'll meet again someday.
Goosebumps every seconds on this track. Love you so much guys
It's unbelievable how great this band is. Sure there's a lot of "similar" bands, but in my opinion, only a few can come even close to them.
I remember being at warped tour in 2018 and not even aware of what band was playing next to me. Suddenly everyone was just staring at the stage, I saw a few people wiping away tears, and I was blown away by what I suddenly heard. The band was Movements
@@PaulAdler11 that’s how I learned of Movements too! They were playing Colorblind at Warped Tour and I had to look them up when I got home because they sounded so good
This song never fails to simultaneously place a lump in my throat and fire in my heart. It reminds me of those I've lost who suffered through Alzheimer and pushes me to live the best life I can for them.
chills.. love the band,, im a fellow drummer,, never been one to pay much attention to lyrics,, but damn man. so deep and touching
I too am a drummer and I NEVER listen to the lyrics first, but this song is the exception
I can never listen to this song nowadays without crying my eyes out. Becoming very personal to me, thank you for such an amazing track.
Miss you Grandma... A year latter I still cry everyday. I hope I honor you legacy. Your granddaugher will know the love you meant for her
This song should at least have over 1 million views.
My papa passed away this morning 😢 rest easy to the best man I ever met. Your a legend ❤❤❤❤
I've seen them once in my life, but every song I sing along and cry my eyes out. This band has helped me out of a bad place mentally, and appreciate this band with all my heart. You guys are amazing!
i cry everytime i listen to this song because it remind me of my granpa.. miss u gramps
This song gets me every time. My grandpa is dealing with Alzheimer’s right now and I could wish nothing but his cure... this song has me in tears.. at every single concert I’ve seen you, I’ve been balling at this part. I appreciate you all for putting how I feel into words. You wrote this song for a reason and I hope it’s what you thought it’d be. I love you guys and thank you ❤️
No matter where I am, what I'm doing, or how many times I've heard this...it always hits harder than expected, never failing to pump me up physically and mentally. RIP my loved ones, you'll never forgotten, and hopefully I won't either!
I'm not crying... it's raining coming from my eyes. No but seriously this album is so powerful and has such a great meaning behind it and thank you Movements for making such great music
I honestly don’t know if the band will get read this but I really want to thank them. It’s a strange disease, one that leaves many victims, it’s the guilt you personally feel that’s difficult to come to terms with. The fact that you feel disconnected from that person now, but visually you feel you shouldn’t be. This song allowed me to cry about it for the first time. Something that I haven’t let myself get emotional over ever. So massive thanks for that lads.
any similar things you have to reccomend?
@@taylorchilson6806 sorry man, honestly songs are the topic are limited. Glen campbells I’m not gunna miss you, is pretty nice but not in the same vein as this. This song feels personal and deeply means a lot to me.
If you after more bands I’d point to that have meaningful songs like this check out have mercy, Boston Manor, microwave & citizen.
My current lick for if I’m just needing to get some sadness out and think about things is bloom’s in passing ep. It’s a little harder than this but touches me.
Also if your struggling and need to talk let me know and I can always chat and be here to help you out.
Stay strong and remember whatever you are going through, you can make it through, allow yourself to be sad and deal with it in your own way but make sure to pick yourself up from it.
@@thesinstar i meant more the sound not the topic but thanks
This hits really close to home, but I'm grateful it was displayed in such a graceful way. Thank you
Thanks for writing what I always wanted to say. This perfectly describes how I feel with my papa, but never could find the right words.
so... you’re trying to BREAK my heart?! awesome song, amazing video. i’m in all my feels.
2:37 Heart broken immediately.
Beautiful video, a heavy song with truth.
my heart omg
Very impressed that younger musicians can write and perform a song that’s so in tune with the challenging aging process and health issues that we all face someday. Seeing innocent people alone and suffering is something that is less painful when others take notice and show compassion. Much Respect!
any similar things you have to reccomend?
My family has dealt with Alzheimer’s and dementia before and I can 100% relate to that and I can hear the lyrics “it’s a deadly dull like a sword stuck in its sheath” really hits me in the feels
This song reminds me of my great grandpa. His wife (my nanny) died in 2015. He hasn't fully recovered and has memory problems to this day. I hope he sees her again one day cause I could not imagine his situation!
Have known this song for years, but the lyrics are just so damn on point man
I'm in my 20s and my father has dementia. This song means so much. I wish I had a dad, I did once, he was the wittiest and smartest man I know. Today he's hospitalized because we can't take care of him on our own. It hurts so much. I wish I had a dad who could guide me through being a young adult.
He is a shell of what he used to be because of this damn disease. My maternal grandmother has it too. It's coming for me I know it.
This song both hurts me but acknowledges my reality. Fuck do I ever wish it wasn't true. The only man I've ever loved is essentially a baby.
It hurts more when everyone here relates this song to their grandparents... like, this deadly dull truly has changed my life. Losing my childhood home, having to pay 6$ every time I see my own dad. He doesn't remember my graduation from high school or college.
sorry for the trauma dump folks it's been rough
Sitting here with the man's grandson that this song was about. Amen...
I’ve installed commercial flooring in so many nursing homes, literallyALL over Florida. This song perfectly captures what life becomes for people reaching a certain age. The family’s that visit often leave sadder than when they came. It’s heart breaking.
Stumbled onto this band earlier this year. They've quickly become one of my favorites and I've probably listened to this song a hundred times. It's just fantastic in every aspect.
this song is so good. reminds me of my grandparents.
I have no words,but thank you.God Bless you.
This song reminds me of when I saw my grandma at a nursing home and she was really depressed which got to me. I’m thankful for this bands messages and great songs!
I’m sobbing 😭 I’m not allowed to listen to this song at work anymore.
Album of the year hands down.
My grandmother has onset dementia, thank you for this song.
My grandfather has dementia so same. Thanks for this guys.
My grandma has Alzheimer’s and dementia, I legit can never listen to this without crying. Pure art
One of my all time favorite songs and that’s a lot for me to say. Emotion that moves you and conveys feeling. That’s what should be reached for.
My dad died of dementia 4 months ago and this song has really helped me get through it.
Probably the most beautiful song.
This brings me to tears every time. Simply beautiful.
This song has actually made me cry the most in a long time
Growing up I worried about my grandpa sometimes because grandma suffered from dementia and diabetes. And he had to take care of her and it really wasn't easy, I can imagine. I was too young to understand what was going on with her. My older brother suffered a lot because of it because he loved grandma. After she died I was scared grandpa would go down the same route. We talked about dementia sometimes with him. He was scared of eventually developing it too and he knew what it'd be like after having taken care of grandma for that long. I'm glad he was spared from that disease. I never had the chance to get to know grandma that much, but grandpa grew up in Austria and shot off his right thumb because he didn't want to fight for the Nazis. He used to work with a lot of jews and considered them normal. He still eventually had to go to war, hated himself for not knowing how to help the jews, was pressured to go to war and intentionally let himself kidnapped by the Russians. He didn't want to fight. He was brutally tortured and spent 15 years drinking and in deep depression. When I asked why, he said, because he felt like a coward, because he wasn't radical enough to change the political climate (as if he could've changed the whole climate on his own.) When his wife developed dementia, my mom told him, he had to get himself together, and he did. He really loved her. He worked hard on himself, got over his trauma, just so he could support grandma.
Dementia is horrible. I'm glad grandma had grandpa. I'm really, really, really glad they didn't BOTH develop this terrible disease.
He died in his sleep with a smile on his face -- with the dignity every elderly should have. On his nightstand were only two pictures: of me and my family, and one of him smiling hugging his wife, he so dearly loved, and who certainly deserved a better end.
I can't stop listening to this song. Reminds me of my Mom the last 15 years of her life 🤎🤍🖤
Thank you guys for being so vulnerable 😢
This song for me, like for so many others hits home.
My grandmother had dementia, I saw the way it tore it my dad apart. My dad was 50 years older than me, and I was terrified I would have to go through the same things he did. I'm nearing my 30's now, and my dad passed away almost 3 years ago now, and I'm glad I didn't have to go through what he did, but I'm devastated that he's not here. I fear for my children they will have to go through it, too.
Had me in tears, goddamn ... as soon as I noticed they were getting close i was like they better not start dancing cuz it would have broke my heart ... had me in tears. Love these guys so much and this song means the world to me and my G-Ma.
Oscar Beltran same I’ve dealt with family with this disease and I’m in tears watching this
This band's song writing is pure genius.
Been waiting for this song to get a music video, best song on the album
Thanks for making me cry. That was intense.
their music is too Perfect.
Love you guys, this video revealed the true meaning of this amazing song. One of my favorite albums of last year!
This band just doesn’t miss bro
So deep and profound, this is probably one of my personal favorites.
I saw this at Charlotte warped tour in 2017, and I cried the whole time. This is the first time I have been able to hear it again, and I'm still crying. I wish I could thank them for this song. It's very very important
Finally this song gets the recognition it deserves
Reminds me of my grandma......RIP I love you wela..... .... one day we will meet again....🎶📿👵😔.....and grandpa I miss you see you soon.....❤
This is one of the only songs in the world that can almost make me cry.
I'm crying. This is so beautiful.
This song deserves so much more love. Wow🙏🏼😕
any similar things you have to reccomend?
I don't cry during songs that much, But I do get emotional and in the feels
This was beautiful
Just lost my grandfather to dementia on Valentines Day. He was one of the smartest people I have ever known, and to see his mind leave him the way it did was difficult for me to watch. What a beautiful song.
I’m lucky to not have a family member go through it but it brings tears to my eyes listening to this and then watching the video. I feel for anyone going through this
This song makes me cry allot, I just lost my Grandma who's been with me all my life more then my actual parents, but when she got older and older she became more lifeless she wasn't being herself... but her suffering ended. I don't have anymore Grandparents left so it's very sad that my families generation is gone like that...
MOVEMENTS MAKE ME FEEL 5000 THINGS AT ONCE I LOVE IT.
Hits so hard homies. Just lost my grandmother to Alzheimers and grandfather has dimentia. Every time I visit he lights up but cant quite remember my name. Totally does the repetitive questions and asks where granny is
My mum got diagnosed with Alzheimer's at 59, her mother died of vascular dementia aged 86. It's hard to see my mother at still a young age, slowly forgetting more and more things every day, such a horrible sickness.