I've felt clouds and a sunset
Rolling right across my life
I've heard those songs in the night
That can make you want to cry
And I've felt that kind of a longing
That must come to everyone's heart
I felt joy, joy, joy
And the sweet sad pride
Here you come again
And there you go
Stepping softly
Stepping softly
Stepping softly
Into my soul
And I don't know
I don't know
What I'm gonna do about you
And I don't mind
I don't mind
Just where we go from here
And I don't care, I don't care
Just how the weather changes
Because I'll walk by you
Until the very end
Oh I can still catch that wonder
Just as I fall asleep sometimes
A few moments of splendour
That I saved from my life
And that's when I get the roar of a summer
From somewhere just over my shoulder
And I feel joy, joy, joy
And I let it shine
And here you come again
And there you go
Stepping softly
Stepping softly
Stepping softly
Into my soul
SADENIA READER - backing vocals WIX
- drums JOHN FOXX - vocals and all
other instruments
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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