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Aztec Camera ~ Pianos And Clocks


Words and music by roddy frame Well, hello there, sweet to see you, Like your colour, how you doin'? I've been battered and bewildered In the beauty of your ruins Flash, flash and i am blinded By the fact that you've been born Feels like fiction life goes on Brown eyes are gone Silence is a virtue I was taught so i agreed Conversation half forgotten Is the hole i hold in me And all our language and expression Is decimated by decree The sound of song dies in the dawn Brown eyes are gone Descended slowly on the Steps of the cathedral Where i kissed you, Remembered candles lit with meaning I imposed but that escaped you With your brown eyes And your blue jeans I heard the chiming of the clocks Kick out the shifting Shuffling rhythm of your docs Hit the road with my compadre Saw the city incomplete We were tossed and torn and tumbled In your famous foreign streets I felt so fearless and forgotten No-one numbered nothing neat The son has shone, we still belong, Brown eyes are gone So farewell then senorita Pianos played and set the tone I was singing like a servant To the tune of telephones I wish you freedom and forgiveness And a time that is your own Blue is the colour, mine's the moment Brown eyes are gone more free lyrics

Words and music by roddy frame

Well, hello there, sweet to see you,
Like your colour, how you doin'?
I've been battered and bewildered
In the beauty of your ruins
Flash, flash and i am blinded
By the fact that you've been born
Feels like fiction life goes on
Brown eyes are gone

Silence is a virtue
I was taught so i agreed
Conversation half forgotten
Is the hole i hold in me
And all our language and expression
Is decimated by decree
The sound of song dies in the dawn
Brown eyes are gone

Descended slowly on the
Steps of the cathedral
Where i kissed you,
Remembered candles lit with meaning
I imposed but that escaped you
With your brown eyes
And your blue jeans
I heard the chiming of the clocks
Kick out the shifting
Shuffling rhythm of your docs

Hit the road with my compadre
Saw the city incomplete
We were tossed and torn and tumbled
In your famous foreign streets
I felt so fearless and forgotten
No-one numbered nothing neat
The son has shone, we still belong,
Brown eyes are gone

So farewell then senorita
Pianos played and set the tone
I was singing like a servant
To the tune of telephones
I wish you freedom and forgiveness
And a time that is your own
Blue is the colour, mine's the moment
Brown eyes are gone

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