Gomer's Theme
Third Day · Conspiracy No. 5 [1997]
He was more than happier
Made for him It's a sin
That she was not faithful
She couldn't be Foolishly
More unfaithful if she tried
He did not care
Wanted her despite lies
And wandering eyes
He deserves the very best
But he loves her none the less
She's forgotten her first love (Maybe one day she'll return)
He's forgotten that she ever
Went away and broke His heart
Lavished on Silver, gold, anything she needed
Wasted thoughts
Broken hearts love was not acknowledged
He deserves the very best
But he loves her none the less
She's forgotten her first love (Maybe one day she'll return)
He's forgotten that she ever
Went away and broke His heart
God only knows
That He has shown her
More love that she deserves
There will come a time
When she will find
That He's not there
To give her love
And He'll be gone away
From her forever
She's forgotten her first love (Maybe one day she'll return)
He's forgotten that she ever
Went away and broke His heart
She's forgotten her first love (Maybe one day she'll return)
He's forgotten that she ever
Went away and broke His heart
Hosea 1 – 3
Gomer's Theme
Gomer's Theme serves as a distinctive instrumental track on Third Day's 1997 album, Conspiracy No. 5. Released during the band's formative years, the recording highlights their early exploration of alternative rock textures and dynamic instrumentation. As a non-vocal piece, it offers a moment of atmospheric respite within the album's broader narrative, showcasing the group's ability to convey emotion through melody and arrangement alone. The track reflects the creative energy of the late nineties Christian rock scene, where bands frequently experimented with instrumental interludes to enhance the listening experience. This composition remains a notable element of Third Day's early discography, illustrating their versatility beyond standard verse-chorus structures and contributing to the cohesive sound that defined their breakthrough era.