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1979
04:32
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Those Days
I haven’t seen you in a while
They keep showing me those films
People ought to be fourteen in seventy-nine
There’s nothing wrong, we can’t die
Cause I remember our days
A record of Ian North a bomber jacket
Your smile is carved in red on my wall
The story goes on and on we are inside it
I wake up panting from the dream
We lost it long time ago
People tend to be on a high in seventy-nine
Turns out after all we can die
But I remember our days
A record of Ian North a bomber jacket
Your smile is carved in red on my wall
The story goes on and on we are inside it
I remember our days, I remember
I remember those days, I remember
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A Child's Heart
05:26
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A Child's Heart
Some people dream of bones
Oh I remember your bones
And the sound of your wrists
Against the tight rope
Oh baby it ain’t wrong
A blade 5-inches long
Into the core of your soul
A beautiful bond
Your faces blur in my heart
There’s only one love
There’s only one gap
Within a child’s heart
To keep your limbs by my side
Your frozen smile
And all of the rest
I can hardly confess
So many bodies of you
So many names
So many different skins
Only one mother’s sins
Your faces blur in my heart
There’s only one love
There’s only one gap
Within a child’s heart
Next time I’ll go with you
You’ll stroke my hair on the way
We’ll reach out to the sun
I’ll be a good boy
Mother and son in the dark
Unmoving shadows
Unmoving time
Our blind sport far behind
Your faces blur in my heart
There’s only one love
There’s only one gap
Within a child’s heart
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Ulysse Marshall Lausanne, Switzerland
Ulysse Marshall is an independent songwriter based in Lausanne, Switzerland. He has been influenced by a wide range of artists and genres including Joy Division, Ian North, Bauhaus, Nick Cave and “the dream-infused ethereal beauty of the post-punk and electronic 1980s decade”, as he puts it. Genres: Post Punk, Dark Wave, Synth Pop. ... more
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