[Verse 1]
Sweet new life drifting through the breeze
Spring is here in the air, let it in
Hurts and fears of winter fade
In the light of the beauty restored
It's a new day, it's a new day
It's a new day, mmmm
Fly away
Fly away, fly away
Fly away
Fly away, fly away
Holy, Holy
Holy, Holy
It's Your word alone
It's Your word alone
Fly away
Fly away, fly away
Fly away
Fly away, fly away
Glory, Glory
Glory, Glory
We're goin' home
We're goin' home
Thundering storms bring blessed rain
'Til the colors of spring are painted
Daffodils sing jubilee
Oh my heart to the skies beckoning
It's a new day
Oh, it's a new day
Fly away
Oh, fly away, fly away
Fly away
Fly away, fly away
Holy, Holy
Holy, Holy
It's Your word alone
It's Your word alone
Fly away
Oh, fly away, fly away
Fly away
I'll fly away, fly away
Glory, Glory
Glory, Glory
We're goin' home
We're goin' home
Oooh
On Your word alone
Fly away
Fly away
Holy, Holy
It's Your word alone
Fly away
Oh, fly away, fly away
Fly away
Oh, fly away, fly away
Glory, Glory
Glory, Glory
We're goin' home
We're goin' home
Mmmmm, eh
On Your word, On Your word
On Your word
On Your word, On Your word
On Your word
On Your word, On Your word
On Your word alone
Alone
On Your word alone
On Your word
On Your word
On Your word
Your word alone
On Your word
On Your word
On Your word
Your word alone
On Your word
On Your word
On Your word
On Your word alone
Alone
Your Word alone
On Your Word alone
Ah
SPRING
Song Meaning
Citizen Way leans on the season itself as the whole argument in "SPRING" — "hurts and fears of winter fade in the light of the beauty restored," letting a familiar, physical cycle carry the weight of a spiritual claim without needing to spell it out. "Thundering storms bring blessed rain 'til the colors of spring are painted" keeps difficulty inside the process of renewal rather than treating it as something renewal simply erases.
The repeated "fly away... we're goin' home" turns the song's hope outward, past the changing season itself toward something more permanent, while "it's Your word alone" anchors that hope to a specific source rather than leaving it as generalized optimism about new beginnings.
By the end, the song strips down to almost nothing but "on Your word alone," repeated well past where a typical bridge would resolve — treating that phrase less as a lyric to be understood once and more like something meant to be said until it's the only thing left standing.