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Read Malachi 3:2-3, 4:2We want so much to be in control of our human condition, but the fact is that we cannot. This song is about what we can and must do if we truly desire freedom... |
Credits: Music: Jeff Macare & UTM, Lyics: Holy Scripture etc, |
Story Behind the Song
This is one of the first songs written by the original line up of UTM. Unearthed in the back room of Scott Bells'house -Scott was our original bass player and is the bassist on this recording- it started with a Djembe and guitar riff... Jeff was sort of into this Native American thing at the time and was singing this chant which became the verse melody. We finished the primary arrangement that night as well as some of the lyrical adaptation from Malachi. The words are pretty much verbatim... check it out (Malichi 3:2-3, 4:2). After we had been playing it for about 6 months, our producer, Scott Osborne came in and suggested we make a change to the end section which was originally a heavy rock riff with a wailing falsetto vocal ala Bono (U2). We ended up with the guitar solo over a vamp of the chorus progression. This elevated and sustained the song to a level it was really wanting to reach. Since this (MP3)is a demo with a scratch vocal and essentially incomplete, know that we intend to have a large vocal part that repeats the line "He comes like fire, like fire..." to a fade out.
It's one of our favorites...
Lyrics
Make Us Gold
Malachi 3: 2-3, 4: 2
Who can endure
In the day
Of His coming?
Who can bring
An offering
Of righteousness?
Righteousness...
If we fall...
Fall down on our knees and pray
He'll make us gold
But for you
You who revere
His name - oh His holy name
Then the son
Of righteousness
Will rise
With healing in his wings
And He comes
Like fire, like fire He comes
To make us gold
Lyrical inspiration given to Jeff Macaré 10.11.97
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