I Hear the Sound
Israel & New Breed Lyrics
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Marching toward the gates of the enemy
(Chorus)
We're armed and dangerous
Strong and serious
Clothed in righteousness
It's a new breed a new breed
It ain't a black thing
It ain't a white thing
It ain't a colored thing
It's a kingdom thing
(Repeat Chorus)
The lyrics to Israel & New Breed's "I Hear the Sound" speak to the gathering of a new group of believers who are determined to confront the enemy. The opening line, "I hear the sound of a new breed," suggests that there is a shift in spiritual consciousness happening. The use of the word "breed" implies that this group of people is different, separate from others. The following line, "Marching toward the gates of the enemy," suggests that this group is not afraid to confront the negativity or evil that may exist in the world. This line speaks to the confidence and strength of believers who are unafraid to take action against oppression.
The chorus of the song reinforces the idea of this new breed being a powerful force. The repetition of the words "armed and dangerous," "strong and serious," and "clothed in righteousness" showcases the determination and faith that this group possesses. When the lyrics state "It's a new breed, a new breed," it further emphasizes the idea that this group is different from previous generations. The final lines of the song, "It ain't a black thing, It ain't a white thing, It ain't a colored thing," speak to the universality of this new breed. It is not based on skin color or ethnicity, but rather a kingdom thing; a spiritual bond that unites believers.
Line by Line Meaning
I hear the sound of a new breed
I am perceiving the arrival of a group of people who are different from those before them
Marching toward the gates of the enemy
They are moving towards those who are against them with determination and purpose
We're armed and dangerous
We possess the necessary equipment and skills to fight back effectively
Strong and serious
We are powerful and focused on the task ahead
Clothed in righteousness
We wear moral excellence as a protective covering
It's a new breed a new breed
This is a completely new and distinct group of people
It ain't a black thing
This isn't just about black culture or race
It ain't a white thing
This isn't just about white culture or race
It ain't a colored thing
This isn't just about people of color
It's a kingdom thing
This is about a spiritual kingdom that transcends race, culture, and color
We're armed and dangerous
We possess the necessary equipment and skills to fight back effectively
Strong and serious
We are powerful and focused on the task ahead
Clothed in righteousness
We wear moral excellence as a protective covering
It's a new breed a new breed
This is a completely new and distinct group of people
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T Davis
Awesome! My sister in law hipped me to this and I ended up buying the CD. Really powerful' and holy spirit anointed, real wrap!
G Will
Chris Coleman on drums, the goat
MEppsSr
Facts.
Quiana Lentrell
Amen Hallelujah 🙌🙌2022
Hubert Floyd
whew, they went straight in at 6:00 on... yes taking it straight back from the devil
Veronica Gonzales
🕊
Christopher the Drumming Cole
idk why but I had to come back to this sound
Cory
When Israel gets to the "It ain't a black thang, it ain't a white thang" section, does anyone know what song/repertoire this resembles?? I feel like I've heard it before, but I don't know how to place it...
Tony Lancer
7:09 If you're musician, please do tell me what's happening here. It's so misplacing that it feels good but makes me very guilty.
chevycato cato
I play drums and my understanding is that they shifted the beat slightly along the bar...so while they're still playing 4/4 time, the 1 lands on a different beat in the bar. I played a metronome while counting what they did in the change and so I found that the 1 landed in between the 1 & 2 for the original beat. So his snare hit on the 3 for the "changed beat" landed between the 3 & 4 of the original beat that's why it sounded weird but not completely off. It's genius!!!! I've never heard it before and never heard it done in another song since, must be Chris Coleman that came up with that lol 🤣