Meaning difference between 夜は明ける and 夜が明ける?


In [this song lyrics](https://genius.com/Given-yorugaakeru-lyrics), 夜が明ける is
the name of the song, but until the end of the song 夜は明ける is used. This sounds
like there is a distinct meaning difference between the two forms. I read
about the difference between が and は, but I could not understand it in this
concept.

ありがとうございます。




夜 **が** 明ける is so-called "a neutral description" or 現象文; basically it's a
vivid description of the event this person is currently experiencing. On the
other hand, 夜 **は** 明ける is a description of a fact which is "known" to the
speaker. Therefore 夜が明ける is more like "(I'm seeing) this night is dawning",
whereas 夜は明ける is more like "Nights (always) dawn".

See the following articles:

  * [Can someone explain me the use of は and が in this sentence?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/43213/5010)
  * [Why does 「電話は切れた」 sound more adversarial than 「電話が切れた」?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/38639/5010)




夜 **が** 明ける is so-called "a neutral description" or 現象文; basically it's a
vivid description of the event this person is currently experiencing. On the
other hand, 夜 **は** 明ける is a description of a fact which is "known" to the
speaker. Therefore 夜が明ける is more like "(I'm seeing) this night is dawning",
whereas 夜は明ける is more like "Nights (always) dawn".

See the following articles:

  * [Can someone explain me the use of は and が in this sentence?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/43213/5010)
  * [Why does 「電話は切れた」 sound more adversarial than 「電話が切れた」?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/38639/5010)

