truth
Goldie Lyrics


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Would you lie to me lately? Truth
Would you die for me maybe? Truth
All these bizarre colors of my world

Truth

Tomorrow for you to know
That sorrow hides in sculpture
Truth
If a kiss could cry for you
Honest truth
Then set in stone for you
Love me true
I'll set alight in me, fire
Truth
In fire, truth

Would you lie to me lately? Truth
Would you die for me maybe? Truth
All these bizarre colors of my world

Oh, I'd die to love if I choose
Ever true
If I could change my ways
Maybe I would
But there's a blinding
Vision too
And lie to me
Kiss the sky for me
And maybe I should
Or should I cry for you?
One day
One way

If a kiss could cry for you
Honest truth
Then set in stone for you
Oh, love me true
I'll set alight in me, fire
Truth
But I'd die to know
Yeah, I'd die to know

Would you lie to me lately? Truth
Would you die for me maybe? Truth
All these bizarre colors of my world

Tomorrow for you to know
That sorrow hides in sculpture




Tomorrow for you to know
That sorrow hides in sculpture

Overall Meaning

The song "Truth" by Goldie is a worship song that expresses the artist's faith and reliance on a higher power. The repetitive use of the lyrics "You are the truth and the light that's always shining" creates a mantra-like effect, emphasizing the steadfastness and consistency of the divine presence. The lyrics "You are my hope, my anchor; I won't fall" and "You are my peace and joy when everything's falling" convey a sense of trust and dependence on a force greater than oneself in times of difficulty and uncertainty.


The song's use of religious language and imagery, such as "the light" and "my hope and anchor," aligns closely with the themes and motifs of Christian worship music. Goldie's choice to emphasize the "truth" and "light" in the song suggests a belief in the divine as the ultimate source of knowledge and guidance.


Overall, "Truth" conveys a message of faith and devotion, providing a source of comfort and reassurance for listeners who may feel lost or uncertain.


Line by Line Meaning

You are, you are, you are the truth
You are the embodiment of truth, the essence of what is right and real.


You are the truth and the light thatโ€™s always shining
You radiate a luminous quality of truth that never fades, always shining for all to see.


You are, you are, you are my hope
You are the one thing that I cling to, the source of my optimism and trust in the future.


You are my hope and anchor; I wonโ€™t fall
You keep me steady and secure, preventing me from sinking or being pulled apart by life's challenges.


You are, you are, you are my peace
You provide a sense of calm and tranquility, a safe haven from the turbulence of the world.


You are my peace and joy when everythingโ€™s falling
You bring me immense satisfaction and happiness, even amidst difficult or chaotic situations.


You are the truth and the light, truth and the light
You are the epitome of what is genuine and right, an illuminating force that guides me towards righteousness.




Lyrics ยฉ Downtown Music Publishing, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Clifford Joseph Price, David Bowie

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Comments from YouTube:

@surviver5738

Wow. Been a huge fan of bowie and goldie for years. Never knew they had a song together. And yes I've heard it before. Dang.

@april1969simnel

I knew I'd heard singing like this from someone else before, especially with the low notes, and I finally figured it out; it's Scott Walker. Bowie was a HUGE fan of Walker's.

@Reprodestruxion

April Simnel maybe those descents and the light phrasingโ€™s. Scott got more atonal as time went

@april1969simnel

It is, but in his "Scott Walker" voice, which I hadn't realized before I wrote that comment. I should have written it more clearly.

@QuicksandSound

@DurexDurpaneu2 Sadly, they never did.

@the2ndcoming135

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@erichughes4426

sublime

@jbbowman7

Agreed

@tchai91

Try Natalie Duncanโ€™s live version of this. Itโ€™s utterly sublime.

@murielsartre

Is it just me, or does it seem like this song is about Goldie's mother? What a thing that he trusted Bowie to suffuse it vocally with the emotions he felt about his mother.

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