could this actually be "the Son will lead us"? I think this is not too far off from their track record ("sad preacher nailed upon the colored door of time," "cold stainless nail torn through the distance of man"). Does anyone have the Relayer insert? Does it give their official lyrics there?
because then it makes sense: we wait for him, he will return soon, he is our reason for being here, he is "the light of the world," and long ago it was set into rhyme what would happen to him (Isaiah 53)!! Thoughts??
because then it makes sense: we wait for him, he will return soon, he is our reason for being here, he is "the light of the world," and long ago it was set into rhyme what would happen to him (Isaiah 53)!! Thoughts??
@jmarsh11 Good point, although I think the meaning would be essentially the same, as in "a new day/disciple will lead us." Wonder what Jon Andersen has said in interviews.
@jmarsh11 Good point, although I think the meaning would be essentially the same, as in "a new day/disciple will lead us." Wonder what Jon Andersen has said in interviews.
could this actually be "the Son will lead us"? I think this is not too far off from their track record ("sad preacher nailed upon the colored door of time," "cold stainless nail torn through the distance of man"). Does anyone have the Relayer insert? Does it give their official lyrics there?
because then it makes sense: we wait for him, he will return soon, he is our reason for being here, he is "the light of the world," and long ago it was set into rhyme what would happen to him (Isaiah 53)!! Thoughts??
because then it makes sense: we wait for him, he will return soon, he is our reason for being here, he is "the light of the world," and long ago it was set into rhyme what would happen to him (Isaiah 53)!! Thoughts??
@jmarsh11 Good point, although I think the meaning would be essentially the same, as in "a new day/disciple will lead us." Wonder what Jon Andersen has said in interviews.
@jmarsh11 Good point, although I think the meaning would be essentially the same, as in "a new day/disciple will lead us." Wonder what Jon Andersen has said in interviews.