Holy Day

Motorama's song 'Holy Day' is a poetic exploration of the transition from darkness to light, both literally and metaphorically. The lyrics open with a greeting to the 'holy day' and a farewell to the 'damned night,' setting the stage for a narrative of renewal and hope. The imagery of a 'flame in our blood' suggests a passionate, life-affirming energy that flows from one heart to another, symbolizing connection and vitality.

The second verse continues this theme by contrasting the 'dear sun' with the 'evil moon.' The sun represents enlightenment, warmth, and awakening, while the moon is associated with darkness and perhaps confusion or fear. The line 'I’ve never dreamed that I’ll wake up so soon' implies a sudden, unexpected shift from a state of unawareness or sleep to one of consciousness and clarity. This awakening is both a personal and universal experience, resonating with anyone who has felt the transformative power of new beginnings.

In the third verse, the singer reflects on their lack of a shadow in a 'foreign land,' which could symbolize a sense of disorientation or loss of identity. However, this is quickly followed by the realization that they had never considered this absence before, suggesting a newfound awareness and acceptance of their surroundings. The song concludes with a reaffirmation of the 'holy day' and the departure of the 'evil night,' with the moon smiling as it passes away. This final image encapsulates the song's overarching message of embracing the light and finding peace in the cyclical nature of life.