Give me a drink and I'll remember you
Ah, blow me a shadow from that smile
Roses are blooming down all the avenues
Looks like I came home just in time
And all the leaves go tumbling down
There's a big yellow moon shining all over the twon
And we walked by the river
As you laughed and you pulled me around
And all the stars
Were on fire
Oh you were so perfectly original
You never gave chapter or a verse
And I'll always love you for your miracles
Never for better
Or for worse
And all the leaves go tumbling down
There's a big yellow moon shining all over the twon
And we walked by the river
As you laughed and you pulled me around
And all the stars
Were on fire
Oh the night was so magnificent
I just had to be with you awhile
And all the world was wild and innocent
And I felt like I was loved
And all the leaves go tumbling down
There's a big yellow moon shining all over the twon
And we walked by the river
As you laughed and you pulled me around
And all the stars
All the stars
All the stars
Were on fire
ROBIN SIMON - guitar WIX - drums
RANDY HOPE-TAYLOR - bass JOHN FOXX -
vocals and keyboards
John Foxx, born Dennis Leigh, is a British singer-songwriter, musician, and photographer born in 1951. He began his career in the 1970s as the frontman of the post-punk band Ultravox!, achieving success with albums like *Vienna* (1980) and singles such as «Dancing with Tears in My Eyes». After leaving the group in 1982, Foxx embarked on a successful solo career, exploring electronic and ambient genres. Among his most notable albums are *The Garden* (1983), *Metamatic* (1984), and *The Age of Consent* (1986). Foxx is considered a pioneer of experimental electronics and has influenced generations of artists. He continues to produce music and collaborate with other musicians.
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