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Vangelis lyrics - The city lyrics
| 1 | Dawn | 4:16 |
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| 2 | Morning Papers | 3:55 | ||||||
| * | 3 | Nerve Centre | 5:30 | |||||
| * | 4 | Side Streets | 4:12 | |||||
| 5 | Good To See You | 6:51 | ||||||
| 6 | Twilight | 4:57 | ||||||
| 7 | Red Lights | 3:55 | ||||||
| 8 | Procession | 9:33 | ||||||
| Total playing time | 43:09 | |||||||
* = instrumental
Words printed on album sleeve:
"I saw the cities of many men, and learned their manners" (Homer's "Odyssey").
All music composed, arranged, performed and
produced by Vangelis.
Recorded at Hotel de la Ville (Rome) and Mega studios (Paris).
Engineers: Frederick Rousseau and Philippe Colonna.
"Twilight" and "Red lights" (voices in Japanese) performed by Mikamo Yuko and Kimura Rieko.
"Good to see you" performed by Kathy Hill.
Footsteps and voices by: Roman Polanski and Emmanuele Seigner.
Lyrics transcribed from CD recording (lyrics not
available on sleeve or in booklet).
Copyright is owned by: WEA Recordings Ltd.
Dawn / morning papers lyrics
[footsteps]
-"Is the city open?" [voice of Roman Polanski]
-"c'est beau Romain, c'est beau" [voice of Emanuelle Seigner]
-"Are there any morning-papers yet?" [voice of Roman Polanski]
-"Too early"
-"a sandwich"
-"Thanks"
[footsteps fading]
Good to see you lyrics
| [female voice:] Yeah? Fine... Oh, I don't know if I can remember it. No, no, not at all, no. [Indistinguishable] Yeah. No. [Laughter] |
Oooh... Yeah. Yeah, I'll wear it again. Uhm, no, I'm fine. Yeah. I have no idea. Yeah? Ah... I love you. |
Twilight lyrics
| [female voice:] Hi ga Kureru Sore wa Toki no Mahou Asu Onaji Toki Mata Chigau Mahou Sore wa Iro ga Kaori ni Kaori ga Iro ni Kawaru Toki Soshite Kage wa Kagirinai Ao ni Tokeru |
The day falls into
the twilight. It is a magic of time. The same time tommorrow, there'll be another magic. It is when colors turn to flavors, and flavors turn to colors. And it is when shadows melt into deep blue.... |
Red lights lyrics
| Doshita doshita
[...] korya sa* [...] korya sa [...] korya sa [...] korya sa [...] korya sa [...] korya sa |
[...] korya sa Doshita doshita sore kara doshita [...] korya sa [...] korya sa [...] korya sa |
* O-hayashi is a
way of speaking used in a Matsuri (festival) to emulate the rhythm of taiko
drumming.
"Doshita" is "what did" "Korya sa" is used in usual conversation as meaning: "it
is", but in the Matsuri it is used without any meaning (just like "shout!")
Procession lyrics
[footsteps]
-"Is the city open?" [voice of Roman Polanski]
-"C'est beau Romain, c'est beau" [voice of Emanuelle Seigner]
-"Are there any morning-papers yet?" [voice of Roman Polanski]
-"Too early"
-"a sandwich"
-"Thanks"
[footsteps fading]
Special thanks to: Dennis Lodewijks.
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