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'''Rebirth''' is the seventh track on [[Poets of the Fall]]'s 2014 sixth album [[Jealous Gods (album)|Jealous Gods]]. | '''Rebirth''' is the seventh track on [[Poets of the Fall]]'s 2014 sixth album [[Jealous Gods (album)|Jealous Gods]]. | ||
In 2020, the track was performed live and unplugged by the full band featuring [[Triosis+]] as the November entry of the [[Alexander Theatre Sessions]]. | |||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
<blockquote> | |||
What is beauty compared to grief<br/> | |||
What is joy in league with sorrow<br/> | |||
What is joy in league with sorrow | A dead rushes' fleet drifting on a quiet tide<br/> | ||
A dead rushes' fleet drifting on a quiet tide | |||
N' does a sunset know its worth | N' does a sunset know its worth<br/> | ||
Making yesterday tomorrow | Making yesterday tomorrow<br/> | ||
Is there a silence on this earth before every tear's been cried | Is there a silence on this earth before every tear's been cried<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would bring down the heavens on this earth | I would bring down the heavens on this earth<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would even trust the devil for rebirth | I would even trust the devil for rebirth<br/> | ||
With every road once paved with gold | With every road once paved with gold<br/> | ||
Both hands with a heart to hold | Both hands with a heart to hold<br/> | ||
How could we look past all the stories we have told | How could we look past all the stories we have told<br/> | ||
Could we lose ourselves again | Could we lose ourselves again<br/> | ||
In a childlike faith | In a childlike faith<br/> | ||
Trust the wishing well, dance like Tinker Bell | Trust the wishing well, dance like Tinker Bell<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would walk forever through this barren land | I would walk forever through this barren land<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would hold a deadly viper in my hand | I would hold a deadly viper in my hand<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would bring down the heavens on this earth | I would bring down the heavens on this earth<br/> | ||
For you, for you | For you, for you<br/> | ||
I would even trust the devil for rebirth | I would even trust the devil for rebirth | ||
</blockquote> | |||
== Trivia == | |||
* The track [[The Child in Me]] may be foreshadowed by the line "Could we lose ourselves again in a childlike faith" | |||
[[Category:Songs]] | [[Category:Songs]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:15, 11 April 2025
| "Rebirth" | |
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| Song by Poets of the Fall | |
| from the album Jealous Gods | |
| Released | September 19, 2014 |
| Length | 4:18 |
| Label | Insomniac |
| BPM | 136 |
| Key | G |
| Producer(s) | Poets of the Fall |
Rebirth is the seventh track on Poets of the Fall's 2014 sixth album Jealous Gods.
In 2020, the track was performed live and unplugged by the full band featuring Triosis+ as the November entry of the Alexander Theatre Sessions.
Lyrics
What is beauty compared to grief
What is joy in league with sorrow
A dead rushes' fleet drifting on a quiet tide
N' does a sunset know its worth
Making yesterday tomorrow
Is there a silence on this earth before every tear's been cried
For you, for you
I would bring down the heavens on this earth
For you, for you
I would even trust the devil for rebirth
With every road once paved with gold
Both hands with a heart to hold
How could we look past all the stories we have told
Could we lose ourselves again
In a childlike faith
Trust the wishing well, dance like Tinker Bell
For you, for you
I would walk forever through this barren land
For you, for you
I would hold a deadly viper in my hand
For you, for you
I would bring down the heavens on this earth
For you, for you
I would even trust the devil for rebirth
Trivia
- The track The Child in Me may be foreshadowed by the line "Could we lose ourselves again in a childlike faith"