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Norma Jean A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 9/10 [3 votes]Album: Redeemer / Original Release Date: 2006-09-12Genre: RockSong Duration: 4 min 59 sec
A Small Spark Vs. A Great Fore
Norma Jean
Norma Jean
NORMA JEAN
- A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest LyricsWhat did you say? Don't speak.
You nailed down all your words on me
and it felt like a blind guide.
Leading me into quicksand.
So fight fair, fight fair.
But all you hear is noise.
Fight fair. Fight fair!
I've earthed this seed so many times.
Deeply held in this skin of bark.
Branches made of ash and forests born aflame.
Restless and full of poison, shattered by a sea of dialog.
Rabid speech like dogs with teeth.
Words like a beggar, that don't speak.
Crouched and bent out of shape.
Rip this tongue out by the root.
Shake the walls off this pale grave.
A blaze, a blaze is set upon the hills.
An open grave from which a great forest will rise, the fires collapses.
The corpses I've made.
This should not be. Oh, how we curse.
The tongue is a flame.
Let there be grace.
Fight fair!
You nailed down all your words on me
and it felt like a blind guide.
Leading me into quicksand.
So fight fair, fight fair.
But all you hear is noise.
Fight fair. Fight fair!
I've earthed this seed so many times.
Deeply held in this skin of bark.
Branches made of ash and forests born aflame.
Restless and full of poison, shattered by a sea of dialog.
Rabid speech like dogs with teeth.
Crouched and bent out of shape.
Rip this tongue out by the root.
Shake the walls off this pale grave.
A blaze, a blaze is set upon the hills.
An open grave from which a great forest will rise, the fires collapses.
The corpses I've made.
This should not be. Oh, how we curse.
The tongue is a flame.
Let there be grace.
Fight fair!
Facts about A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest
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A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest is written by Cory Brandan Putman, Unknown Splits, Scott Henry, Joshua Dolittle, Joshua Scogin, Christopher Day, Daniel Davison.
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It is first released on September 12, 2006 as part of Norma Jean's album "Redeemer" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Norma Jean's 'A Small Spark vs. A Great Forest' is a brilliant piece that delves deep into the destructive power of words and man's innate desire to free himself from their shackles. The 'tongue is a flame' and 'open grave from which a great forest will rise' are metaphors that auralize the fire of communication, the power and the risk associated with it. A small spark vs. a great forest lyrics reveal primarily the feelings of angst, empowerment, anger, reflection, and despair. However, the song presents at the same time the communication breakdown, struggle and conflict, desire for change and renewal, destructive power of words and redemption and grace as very important aspects. The lyrics are full of intense imagery and themes that could be quite disturbing for the very young audience. The phrases such as 'quicksand,' 'poison,' 'beggar that don't speak,' and 'rip this tongue out by the root' indicate an emotional and psychological intensity that may be more appropriate for older teens and adults. Furthermore, the recurring references to 'a blaze set upon the hills' and 'open grave' also add to a mature thematic underpinning.
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A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest falls under the genre Rock.
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A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
Who wrote A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest lyrics?
A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest is written by Cory Brandan Putman, Unknown Splits, Scott Henry, Joshua Dolittle, Joshua Scogin, Christopher Day, Daniel Davison.
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When was A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest released?
It is first released on September 12, 2006 as part of Norma Jean's album "Redeemer" which includes 11 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest lyrics?
When it comes to the meaning of the lyrics, Norma Jean's 'A Small Spark vs. A Great Forest' is a brilliant piece that delves deep into the destructive power of words and man's innate desire to free himself from their shackles. The 'tongue is a flame' and 'open grave from which a great forest will rise' are metaphors that auralize the fire of communication, the power and the risk associated with it. A small spark vs. a great forest lyrics reveal primarily the feelings of angst, empowerment, anger, reflection, and despair. However, the song presents at the same time the communication breakdown, struggle and conflict, desire for change and renewal, destructive power of words and redemption and grace as very important aspects. The lyrics are full of intense imagery and themes that could be quite disturbing for the very young audience. The phrases such as 'quicksand,' 'poison,' 'beggar that don't speak,' and 'rip this tongue out by the root' indicate an emotional and psychological intensity that may be more appropriate for older teens and adults. Furthermore, the recurring references to 'a blaze set upon the hills' and 'open grave' also add to a mature thematic underpinning.
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Which genre is A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest?
A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest?
A Small Spark Vs. A Great Forest song length is 4 minutes and 59 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Cory Brandan Putman, Unknown Splits, Scott Henry, Joshua Dolittle, Joshua Scogin, Christopher Day, Daniel Davison
Record Label(s): 2006 Solid State Records All rights reserved Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws Manufactured by EMI Christian Music Group
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