[Verse 1]
(Woah woah woah woah woah woah
Woah woah woah woah)
Welcome to a new world
Welcome to a brand new life
It's the new normal, yeah
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind
Here we party all day
In this Kingdom of praise
Where people move like lightning
And voices sound like trumpets
(Woah woah woah woah)
And voices sound like trumpets
(Woah woah woah woah)
Voices sound like trumpets
Here we dance on the clouds
Where gravity has no power
Surrounding the throne we cry out
Holy Holy it's like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Holy Holy like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Holy Holy
Welcome to a new world
Welcome to a brand new life
It's the new normal, yeah
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind like
No worries or struggles
Streets full of joy or laughter
Where no one's a stranger
A house full of sons and daughters
(Woah woah woah woah)
A house full of sons and daughters
(Woah woah woah woah)
A house full of sons and daughters
Cheers to forever
Cups full of mercy and grace
Taste of forgiveness
And love filling every plate like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Your love filling every plate like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Your love filling every plate like
Welcome to a new world
Welcome to a brand new life
It's the new normal yeah
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind like
(Woah woah woah woah)
Everything will blow your mind
If I had to do it all again
I'd still say yes
You're so worth it
And if I had to do it all again
I'd still say yes
There's nothing like your presence
It's Heaven it's like
(Whoa whoa whoa whoa)
All so beautiful
(Whoa whoa whoa whoa)
Everything so beautiful
Whoa
Welcome to a new world
Welcome to a new life
It's the new normal
Everything will blow your mind like
Whoa
New World
Song Meaning
Jonathan Traylor paints "New World" almost entirely in physical, sensory detail rather than doctrine — dancing where "gravity has no power," a house "full of sons and daughters," cups "full of mercy and grace." The song treats heaven less as a concept to explain and more as a place to describe, piling up images the way someone might describe an unbelievable trip rather than teach a lesson.
"No worries or struggles... where no one's a stranger" answers a very ordinary kind of longing — for belonging and rest — with something concrete rather than abstract comfort. The repeated "surrounding the throne we cry out, Holy Holy" is the one moment the song shifts from description to worship itself, letting the imagery build toward that response rather than starting there.
"If I had to do it all again, I'd still say yes" closes the song on cost rather than only reward — whatever it took to get to this new world, the singer treats it as worth choosing again, not merely worth arriving at.