WAYD was set up by Milan Savko (vocals and guitars), BraĆo Kóƥa (drums), Richard Mayer (guitars) and DrahoĆĄ JuĆĂk (bass guitar and vocals). Even though these four members stayed faithful to "Waydâ, some small changes occured in the line-up.
In 1995 WAYD recorded a demo tape named "Shape of Your Mindâ in PreĆĄov in the AD micro Studio. This demo contains 10 songs that are an example of the creation from the beginnings of the group.
Two years later a new material named "The Ultimate Passionâ was recorded in the Exponent Studio and released by Metal Age Production
New Light
Wayd Lyrics
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One of the servants of no hope
The will destroyed in your hole
Wainin' for what they give to you
Unable to break through
The vision of future has been lost
Life and death is now the same
You're lost in the dark burnin' your name
Open your eyes, try to find a new light
Sittin' here, the face in your hands
Drunk and fucked up, insane in the brain
Life and death is now the same
Asking yourself who's to blame
Open your eyes, try to find a new light
You're not dead inside
So take your chance a new light
Sick of the uncompromising life
Being full of compromises
You wish you were laughing
Forever in eternal sleep
Open...
The lyrics to Wayd's song "New Light" offer a bleak perspective on the experience of feeling trapped and hopeless. The song opens by describing the singer as a "servant of no hope," implying a lack of agency or control over his situation. He is "unable to break through," indicating a sense of being stuck or trapped in a negative cycle.
The second verse highlights the loss of vision for the future and the fact that the singer no longer cares about anything. The line "Life and death is now the same" suggests a sense of resignation or apathy towards his own existence. The singer is lost in the dark, burning his name, perhaps feeling like he is leaving nothing behind and that his life has no meaning.
The chorus offers a glimmer of hope, encouraging the singer to "open your eyes" and "try to find a new light." The repeated phrase suggests a sense of urgency to escape the darkness and find a new path.
The third verse continues this theme of feeling lost and hopeless, with the singer asking himself who is to blame for his situation. However, the final lines offer a more positive message, suggesting that the singer is not dead inside and encouraging him to "take your chance" and find a new light.
Overall, "New Light" is a powerful reflection on the struggle to overcome despair and find hope in dark times. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a person trapped in a negative cycle, but offer a glimmer of hope through the repeated refrain to find a new light.
Line by Line Meaning
One of the servants of no hope
You feel hopeless and lost, as if you're just going through the motions of life
The will destroyed in your hole
You're trapped in a cycle of feeling helpless and defeated
Wainin' for what they give to you
You're waiting for someone or something else to improve your situation
Unable to break through
You feel stuck and unable to make progress or change
The vision of future has been lost
You no longer see a positive, hopeful future for yourself
And you don't care, the fire's gone
You feel apathetic and unmotivated, as if you've lost all passion or drive
Life and death is now the same
You feel like you're just going through the motions of life, with no real meaning or purpose
You're lost in the dark burnin' your name
You're feeling lost and alone, with no clear path forward
Open your eyes, try to find a new light
You need to wake up and start actively seeking a new direction or opportunity for yourself
Sittin' here, the face in your hands
You feel overwhelmed and hopeless, as if everything is out of your control
Drunk and fucked up, insane in the brain
You've turned to alcohol or drugs to cope with your situation, and it's only making things worse
Asking yourself who's to blame
You're feeling lost and unsure of who or what is responsible for your situation
You're not dead inside
Despite your struggles, you still have a spark of life and hope within you
So take your chance a new light
You have the power to change your situation and find a new path forward, so make the most of it
Sick of the uncompromising life
You're tired of feeling trapped and stuck in a life that doesn't work for you
Being full of compromises
You feel like you've had to compromise too much of yourself in order to fit in or succeed
You wish you were laughing
You long for a time when life was easier and you could find joy in the simple things
Forever in eternal sleep
You wish you could just escape from your problems and never have to deal with them again
Open...
The song ends abruptly, leaving an open-ended sense of possibility and potential for change
Contributed by Victoria V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
NorgeMan
This is JUST the video I was looking for. Simply explained from start to finish as well as talking about wiring codes too. Thanks a ton for your work!!
Weekend Home Projects
Love these vids!
rhoonah
Great video as usual. Instead of hanging the string so your drilled holes are straight and then drawing the lines, I find it easier to just snap a chalk line. It saves a few minutes. Also, can't you put a 2x4 perpendicular to the joists and then staple the Romex to it on the side?
Paul Buehler
Yea it's fine to be worried about anchors/nails/screws, but structurally more important to uese the 1/3s rule (in this case avoid drilling in the lower 1/3 of the member) on load bearing members. Almost every hole (pex and electrical) I see drilled here violates the 1/3 rule. If this is going to be exposed above a work space, surface run it in conduit or MC.
Phil Ribaudo
Hi there, I love your videos and one reason is that you always go above and beyond and include what is to code or what is in violation to code. Question: If your original circuit was 12 gauge yellow shouldn't you have used 12 gauge to the new light? (you used 14 gauge and isn't it a violation by connecting it to existing 12 gauge and if not an actual violation at least not best practices?)
KED SO
Great video, you take your time to explain each step which is great for first timers like me, I'm learning a lot from you Sir! Thank you!
Steve Pilgrim
Really useful video. The hands-on work explains what we see in our 60 year old house! Thanks!
Phil LaMoore
Great video. I think this will have helped a lot of people. I would like to have seen the Wago connectors a little better though. But, I think I got the gist of how you wired it. Thank you for taking the time.
ralphyboy385
Always fun watching your videos very basic and simple to follow especially for us DIYersđȘđȘ
Kommon Cents
Scott, you are probably aware of this. For anyone else, on the light switch that EMT conduit should have been longer past the floor joist and should have a blue plastic protector at the end (I forget what there called) so the romex sheathing doesn't tear.