Purchase Elizabeth South's 3rd Official Music Video on DVD below.

The Single, "Don't Give Up on Your Love," was released as a Single, but is also a Bonus track (since the style is different from the rest of the songs) on her New "Do It Afraid" Album.

Even though Elizabeth explored various styles of music on her debut and new album (soft rock, Christian, Inspirational), this song expresses a pop/rock/electronic dance style that is a totally new genre for her. Many listeners loved listening to all of her songs, but kept encouraging her to do an upbeat rock song as well. So Elizabeth decided to write a song and film a video in a style that she enjoys and expresses her personality. Elizabeth enjoys dancing and in this video, Elizabeth is doing just that - being herself and having fun dancing.

"Don't Give Up On Your Love" was programmed by Joel Wild and the electric guitar part was played by George Cocchini (DCTalk). Elizabeth South teamed up again with the Dove Award winning director by Ben Pearson (who filmed the Blue Like Jazz movie to be released this year) as well as David Ogle. Derek Pearson did a stunning job on the editing of this video. Carol Frazier assisted her with hair and make-up. It was filmed in Nashville, TN.

The song expresses an idea that Elizabeth has been wanting to share for a long time of never giving up on the things in life that are important to her such as love, goals, dreams, and perseverance. She has often felt that temptation to give up on things due to road blocks. In this song, she encourages her listeners to "Don't give up, don't give in, find the freedom that love can give." She encourages listeners to step forward in spite of fears, setbacks, and doors that may close, to renew the mind, even if it might sometimes be difficult.

This is not a song only about Romantic love. . . it's about LOVE in general. . . It's about not giving up on God's love or just love in general that comes from God. Therefore, you will not find a cast of actors. This is more symbolism than plot to cover a wide variety of types of love that apply to ALL people in various ways - the love that gives freedom. However, one could argue that the Old Warehouse symbolizes the difficulties or obstacles in life that keep us from loving or pursuing our dreams and goals. When she is running out the door ("love will keep you running"), she is not staying in the dungeon hiding or being stuck in one place. Instead, she is running out in the world to love God, others, and to pursue her goals.

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