Everything's New Under the Sun
from Brian Woodbury and his Popular Music Group by Brian Woodbury
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lyrics
There is a new day coming soon.
Good old times are returning.
Time for the morning afternoon
To get a second wind.
Soon it will sweep up all the leaves,
Gluing them back into the trees.
Morning is broken,
But now we're gonna fix it.
C H O R U S
Everything is new under the sun.
It's simple and it's true and it's fun.
It's simply true and already been done.
Everything's new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
Sing along with this melody
And you’ll find it familiar.
Brought from the land across the sea,
And yet created here.
Up with the music of the spheres,
Down to the music of the squares.
A new day is coming
And everyone is coming. . . along.
CHORUS
Some have called it New Age.
Someone called it New Wave.
The future is a fiction,
Or maybe it's a fusion.
Gone fission in confusion.
Some would call it progress,
Or taking two steps backwards.
Some have called that heresy,
Or dare call it conspiracy.
I don't care what you call it.
Sticks and stones won't break it.
Any call will take it.
Call it in the air.
I call it like l see it.
Some see revolution,
Others reformation.
But it's no great mystery.
I would call it history calling you
To the old place where everything's new.
L A S T C H O R U S
Everything is new under the sun.
It's simple and it's true and been done.
It's simply true and already begun.
Everything's new in the sun
and everything‘s new in the sun.
Everything is new under the sun.
Everything is in unison.
Sunshine, sunshine, everything is new, etc.
Good old times are returning.
Time for the morning afternoon
To get a second wind.
Soon it will sweep up all the leaves,
Gluing them back into the trees.
Morning is broken,
But now we're gonna fix it.
C H O R U S
Everything is new under the sun.
It's simple and it's true and it's fun.
It's simply true and already been done.
Everything's new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
And everything’s new in the sun
Sing along with this melody
And you’ll find it familiar.
Brought from the land across the sea,
And yet created here.
Up with the music of the spheres,
Down to the music of the squares.
A new day is coming
And everyone is coming. . . along.
CHORUS
Some have called it New Age.
Someone called it New Wave.
The future is a fiction,
Or maybe it's a fusion.
Gone fission in confusion.
Some would call it progress,
Or taking two steps backwards.
Some have called that heresy,
Or dare call it conspiracy.
I don't care what you call it.
Sticks and stones won't break it.
Any call will take it.
Call it in the air.
I call it like l see it.
Some see revolution,
Others reformation.
But it's no great mystery.
I would call it history calling you
To the old place where everything's new.
L A S T C H O R U S
Everything is new under the sun.
It's simple and it's true and been done.
It's simply true and already begun.
Everything's new in the sun
and everything‘s new in the sun.
Everything is new under the sun.
Everything is in unison.
Sunshine, sunshine, everything is new, etc.
credits
from Brian Woodbury and his Popular Music Group,
released April 17, 1992
bass Erik Boyd; drums, tambourine Jon Feinberg; electric guitar Marc Muller; keyboard, background vocals, lyrics suggestions Elma Mayer; vocals, acoustic guitar Brian Woodbury; arrangement suggestions John Flansburgh
bass Erik Boyd; drums, tambourine Jon Feinberg; electric guitar Marc Muller; keyboard, background vocals, lyrics suggestions Elma Mayer; vocals, acoustic guitar Brian Woodbury; arrangement suggestions John Flansburgh
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Brian Woodbury Los Angeles, California
Brian Woodbury is a Los Angeles composer, lyricist and bandleader who writes musicals, post-modern jazz compositions, quirky pop, country songs and music for children's TV.
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