Let It All Come Out

Newsboys open by naming exactly what's kept someone stuck rather than describing the pain in general terms: "who's touched you, child? Now you can't feel a thing, not anything. Who's been the one telling you lies? Now you'll believe anything."

"How many fires, to make you feel pure again, alive again? And what will it take, what has to break, for you to begin again?" keeps asking rather than answering, treating the question itself as necessary before any resolution.

"You're only sick as all your secrets, let them all come out, let them come" leans on the same logic James's letter uses when it says to confess sins to one another so that healing can happen — secrecy itself named as part of the sickness.

"This devil came to steal your name away, this devil came to give your name away" names the opposing force directly rather than leaving the struggle vague, and the repeated command, "let it all come out, right now," refuses to let the moment of confession get delayed any further.