A great little Pop/Rock song, originally recorded by Be Bop Deluxe
This is a cover of a great song recorded by Be Bop Deluxe. Although it wasn't on their Futurama album of 1975, it was recorded at that time. So, it's a bit of an obscurity. I've endeavoured to make this sound as if it's been sent into space ...as radio signals are ...but then it's been beamed back to us from a distant planet.
I've always liked the relative simplicity of it compared to other Be Bop Deluxe song from that era. A simple song that's fun to play and add to each time you play it.
Lights (c)Bill Nelson (1975) ... recorded originally by Be Bop Deluxe)
Shadows move across the faces,
of the people we once knew,
and though their hearts are full of sorrow,
the sun inside can still shine through.
In the factories and the stations,
In the houses of the poor.
In the darkest of all places,
there is still an open door ...
guitar solo
In the factories and the stations,
In the houses of the poor.
In the darkest of all places,
there is still an open door.
When you loose the smile you're smiling,
When the blues come down on you.
You are still a light that's shining,
So let the sun inside shine through
Let the sun inside shine through,
Let the sun inside shine through...