Shout
New day, new day

In Heaven the ground is waiting
For the dust, the seed, my love once more
I shout, shout this is new, new day, new day

Hold the air and gasp in life
This solid dance this cold, cold night is gone, is gone
The dark heat throbs, the fools' sweat swims
The hazy lights the deadly sins are gone, are gone

Crack the stone invade my head
Dropping honey, dropping dead again, again
The silence shouts across the gap
Another dreaming love me again, love me again

Shout, shout, shout
Love me again
Shout, shout, shout



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New Day Lyrics as written by James Theodore Wood Antony James Smith

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    'The Dust the seed' referes to sperm. And fire is sex. He uses symbolism from Dylan Thomas and uses the same words in 'Let's go to bed' with 'it used to be the dust that would lay here when I came here alone' He is finding refuge in sex with a woman that he finds heaven-like. He finds rebirth in his encounters with this woman and through their 'solid dance', as he can alweays count on her for a booty call. Yet, she want's to get to know him more and more during their post sex pillow chat, where she 'crack the stone invade my head dropping honey dropping dead again' but he is not looking for a relationship as he gives her no insight to his inner person and 'the silence shouts across the gap' Still he feels renewed with her 'a new day'

    nifbutton September 25, 2007   Link

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