A New Day is a song written by Mike Peters and recorded as the final track on the Stream [Hurricane of Change] release being a companion song to A New South Wales and A New Wales within it’s lyrics.
2019 Stream [Hurricane of Change] recording
Running length 3:08
Written by Mike Peters
Musicians & Credits
Mike Peters – 1st Voice, Acoustic Guitars, Narration
Steve “Smiley” Barnard – 2nd Voice Drums, Percussion,
Jules Jones Peters – 3rd Voice, Piano
George Williams – 4th Voice, Bass Guitar, Strings & Synth
Recorded at Sain Studios, Caernarfon, Wales 8th-12th February 2019
Recorded and engineered by George Williams
Assistant recording engineer Aled Hughes
Demonstration tape engineer Mark Warden
Click on image for video of Mike Peters performing A New Day on the Hurricane of Change Tour at Artrix, Bromsgrove, England, 23rd October 2019 – Audience recording
Album appearance and discography of studio recording
The following was a Worldwide release
1st October 2019 : Mike Peters presents The Alarm – Stream [Hurricane of Change] – Upstream disc
Released on CD by Twenty First Century Recording Company, catalogue number 21C112 (CD)
2019 Stream [Hurricane of Change] recording
Lyrics – Stream [Hurricane of Change]
Narration – It was a New Day
A new winds blowing over the hill
Down the mountainside
Through the vale, the valley
Over land and sea and sky
From the fairgrounds of the north
To Southern city streets
From the West still holding back the sea
To border towns in the East
For now and forever more
From today and from now on
Oh! Cwm Rhondda Oh! My Lord
Oh! Cwm Rhondda Oh! My Lord
Great is the need for these new days
The future lies with sons and daughters
South will meet with North
And many will rise and fall and history will say
Today was built on yesterday
Tomorrow built on today
As the first ray of hope is cut
From the dawn of the brand new sun
For now and forever more
from today and from now on
Oh! Cwm Rhondda Oh! My Lord
Oh! Cwm Rhondda Oh! My Lord
Great is the need for these new days
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(Days)
These new days
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These new days
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(Written by Mike Peters)
(Page updated 01/09/2026)