TALK TALK
- New Grass Lyrics / with translations(Mark Hollis / Tim Friese-Greene)
Lifted up
Reflective in returning love you sing
Errant days filled me
Fed me illusion's gate in temperate stream
Welled up within me
A hunger uncurbed by nature's calling
Seven sacraments to song
Versed in Christ should strength desert me
They'll come, they come
Come there, come come do they
Lifted up
Reflected in returning love you sing
Heaven waits
Someday Christendom may come
Westward evening sun recedent
Set my resting vow
Hold in open heart
Open heart
Lifted up
Reflective in returning love you sing
Errant days filled me
Fed me illusion's gate in temperate stream
Welled up within me
A hunger uncurbed by nature's calling
Seven sacraments to song
Versed in Christ should strength desert me
Come there, come come do they
Lifted up
Reflected in returning love you sing
Heaven waits
Someday Christendom may come
Westward evening sun recedent
Set my resting vow
Hold in open heart
Open heart
Facts about New Grass
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New Grass is written by Mark David Hollis, Timothy Alan Friese-greene.
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It is first released on September 01, 1991 as part of Talk Talk's album "Laughing Stock" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, the song 'New Grass' by Talk Talk explores spiritual themes which include both spiritual reflection and the pursuit of divine love. The lyrics of the song present a metaphorical description of a person who travels to reach enlightenment while he seeks to establish a stronger relationship with God through his belief in Christendom and sacraments. The song describes a process of finding peace and inner happiness through religious beliefs and self-examination. The lyrics of New Grass demonstrate love together with self-reflection and peacefulness and spiritual connections and artistic creativity. The song establishes two main themes because it presents mystical spiritual elements and miraculous power of love between people and their relationships with one another. The lyrics contain no offensive language which includes mature themes and violence and nudity and drug use. The content provides appropriate material for viewers of all age groups.
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New Grass falls under the genre Rock.
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New Grass song length is 9 minutes and 40 seconds.
Who wrote New Grass lyrics?
New Grass is written by Mark David Hollis, Timothy Alan Friese-greene.
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When was New Grass released?
It is first released on September 01, 1991 as part of Talk Talk's album "Laughing Stock" which includes 6 tracks in total. This song is the 4th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind New Grass lyrics?
When we think about the deeper meaning of the song, the song 'New Grass' by Talk Talk explores spiritual themes which include both spiritual reflection and the pursuit of divine love. The lyrics of the song present a metaphorical description of a person who travels to reach enlightenment while he seeks to establish a stronger relationship with God through his belief in Christendom and sacraments. The song describes a process of finding peace and inner happiness through religious beliefs and self-examination. The lyrics of New Grass demonstrate love together with self-reflection and peacefulness and spiritual connections and artistic creativity. The song establishes two main themes because it presents mystical spiritual elements and miraculous power of love between people and their relationships with one another. The lyrics contain no offensive language which includes mature themes and violence and nudity and drug use. The content provides appropriate material for viewers of all age groups.
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Which genre is New Grass?
New Grass falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song New Grass?
New Grass song length is 9 minutes and 40 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Mark David Hollis, Timothy Alan Friese-greeneRecord Label(s): Universal Records, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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