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Not wrong on that one. It's still good fun to speculate though! By the way, don't think I've welcomed you to the forum so here's me saying 'welcome' and please keep on posting. The more voices and opinions the betteririshoreo wrote: :-\ we just might have to wait until the CD rolls out to see that mysterious last word is.
Are you voting for noon then carina? I may have to black ball you from the country club in that case.................carina_gino20 wrote:As pretty as dawn sounds, we don't hear the 'd' as compared to the previous times he sings this word. And I also don't hear the 't'.
Yorkie wrote:Back home and listening to it again in HD I'm probably coming to the conclusion that it is 'The dawn of creation rings' (although I swear Ben sings 'nawn' almost as if he confused himeslf over which word it is - note or dawn!).dani wrote:Do you think that they will stick the video up on Itunes to buy ? a lot of bands now do that to make some money back on videos.
Coz with no classic music fm now on sky or virgin where do they promote the video other than youtube , i do wonder if thats why New Dawn didnt have a video as who do you market Libera's videos to ?
dani, I think you might have nailed it about the lack of videos you know. I bet you are 100% correct. This is to promote the album, stoke up interest and get people talking but without any outlet they are not going to churn them out in large numbers or great expenses - the only hope we have for new videos is probably Songs of Praise
Another possibility that has been mooted is 'word' - The word of creation rings............dani wrote:I still like you dont hear that "D" sound for dawn . It makes sense but i dont hear it at all.
Yes i would love a new Songs of Praise video
Yorkie wrote: Are you voting for noon then carina? I may have to black ball you from the country club in that case.................
I know noon sounds suspect. If I could just convince myself that I hear a 'd' or a 't'. haha. Although what you suggested, 'nawn', is a possible thing. 
yeah. sometimes getting the diction to be really clear when yure up high, like he is during that part, can be very tricky. usually you can listen to the lower parts and try to pick up on some of the diction but it seems asif yuve already done soplumpuff6 wrote:I think he says "dawn" because it makes more sense in the song, especially since Josh sings, "I am the dawn of all time." Also, I think you can hear his British accent come through a lot so the word sounds like a hybrid of "noon" and "dawn" (just the vowel sounds oo and ah, that is).
However I still am not 100% sure if he says "I call to the paths yet still to be" or "I call to the world still yet to be". The first time it sounds like "world" but again, not sure.
Overall I think the lyrics first posted are correct.
aaden wrote:yeah. sometimes getting the diction to be really clear when yure up high, like he is during that part, can be very tricky. usually you can listen to the lower parts and try to pick up on some of the diction but it seems asif yuve already done soplumpuff6 wrote:I think he says "dawn" because it makes more sense in the song, especially since Josh sings, "I am the dawn of all time." Also, I think you can hear his British accent come through a lot so the word sounds like a hybrid of "noon" and "dawn" (just the vowel sounds oo and ah, that is).
However I still am not 100% sure if he says "I call to the paths yet still to be" or "I call to the world still yet to be". The first time it sounds like "world" but again, not sure.
Overall I think the lyrics first posted are correct.
We could tell you but we'd have to kill youplumpuff6 wrote:HOW did you get the song onto your iPod?!?kthomp wrote:i swear he says dawn,
its been played about 300 times on my ipod cause it got stuck on replay.Please tell me!!!!!
There are a number of programs that grab YouTube videos and will then convert them to ipod friendly formats, but it's probably illegal so I won't tell you how 
Mind you, Mr Google doesn't seem quite so fussy about these things Is you sayin dat us Limeys ain't knowing 'ow to talk proper like?plumpuff6 wrote:Also, I think you can hear his British accent come through a lot so the word sounds like a hybrid of "noon" and "dawn" (just the vowel sounds oo and ah, that is).
I might live to regret this but I'm sticking to 'path' - I just don't think it can be worldplumpuff6 wrote:However I still am not 100% sure if he says "I call to the paths yet still to be" or "I call to the world still yet to be". The first time it sounds like "world" but again, not sure.
Overall I think the lyrics first posted are correct.
How about ' I call to the bath still yet to be'?JoelinMkt wrote: If I "lip-read" Ben, the word we are looking for begins either with a "P" or a "B".
The phrasing "I call to the past and yet to be." may also work since the song is about time.
