Shadowplay
Joy Division
To the centre of the city where all roads meet, waiting for you, To the depths of the ocean where all hopes sank, searching for you, I was moving through the silence without motion, waiting for you, In a room with a window in the corner I found truth. In the shadowplay, acting out your own death, knowing no more, As the assassins all grouped in four lines, dancing on the floor, And with cold streel, odour on their bodies mad a move to connect, But I could only stare in disbelief as the crowds all left. I did everything, everything I wanted to, I let them use you for their own ends, To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you. To the centre of the city in the night, waiting for you. [1979 5 star songs 70s 80s adryannas all time faves all time favorites alternative Alternative Punk alternative-punk Angular atmospheric Aural Sex beautiful melancholy british clasico classic music classic rock cold wave Cynical dance rock dancing dark depressive urban disturbing dons sheraton disco faves energy epic ethereal factory Favorite Bands favorite songs favorites favourite Favourite Songs favourite tracks found via radiohead french genious goth great intros greatest song ever hasenradio i am crazy and youre not wrong indie industrial introspective irreverence - punk John Peel Joy Division joy division - shadowplay madchester Manchester me ama metal and more mine new wave Perfect Execution Perfection Post punk post punk dance party post-punk proto-punk punk punk rock raw records to play when you come Rhombus Sarevoks pseudosinister select Sej solo sex in the elevator music tardiando The Best Songs Ever too pure when i get pissed drunk i usua
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