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This is the live performance of "Flash Of Light" recorded at the May 15th 2022 concert in Berlin's Columbia Halle. The song was originally written and recorded with Luca C & Brigante in 2012, and this recording marks the song's 10th year anniversary.


LYRICS
Am I just tripping?

No you won't be coming down
You'll fall asleep and never, be coming round
You say your last goodbye
No you won't be coming down

No we won't be late
Would you make me wait
When there's so little time?
Like a dying star, a fireball
Made the orange sky

Take me down to the edge of here
Take me now, I know what ready is
And I'm running to the sound

Counting down to the end of the end game
The sands of time are running out
Take me down I don't wanna live
With an ordinary, ordinary sky

One last flash of brilliance
One more blinding light
The last dead beat descendants
We're going into the night
The last time I held you
I held you so tight
That I want
One last flash of brilliance
One more night to thrill you
Well I ask, one last
Flash of light

I ask, one last
Flash of light

I know I was wrong
I know I was wrong

One last flash of brilliance
One more blinding light
The last dead beat descendants
Are going into the night
The last time I held you
I held you so tight
That I want
One last flash of brilliance
One more night to thrill you
Well I ask, one last
Flash of light

Loving you is easy
It’s the leaving that scarred
Loving you is easy
It’s the leaving that’s hard
Time moves slow
When you’re all alone
Time moves slow
When you’re on your own 
Time moves slow
When you miss a friend
Time moves slow
When you leave again 

One last flash of brilliance
One more blinding light
The last dead beat descendants
Are going into the night

Flash of light
Going into the night

Ain’t nobody 
Gonna give you
What we got
There ain't nobody
Gonna give you
What it is 
That we got
Cos there ain't nobody
Ain’t no one 
There aint nobody
Ain’t no one
Cos there ain't nobody

Gonna give you
Gonna love you 
Like I do
There ain't no one 

Ain’t nobody
Flash of light 

One last flash of brilliance
One more blinding light
The last dead beat descendants
Are going in
Are going in
Are going in
Are going in…
To the night 
To the night 

Running away is easy
It’s the leaving that’s hard
Running away is easy
It’s the living that’s hard

Loving you was easy
It’s the leaving that scarred 
Loving you is easy
It’s the leaving that’s hard

Loving you
Easy
Leaving you
Hard
Leaving you
Hard
Time moves slow
Time moves slow
Time moves slow
Time moves 
So slowly


CREDITS
releases January 13, 2023 
Composer(s): Luca Ciampi, Sebastiano Properzi, Róisín Murphy
Lyricist: Róisín Murphy
This version contains lyrics from “Time Moves Slow”, written and composed by Chester Hansen, Alexander Sowinski, Matthew Tavares, Samuel T. Herring, and Leland Whitty.

Producer(s): Luca C & Brigante
Mixing Engineer: Eddie Stevens
Recorded Live in Berlin's Columbia Halle during the Róisín Machine Tour 2022.

Keyboards/Musical Director: Eddie Stevens
Guitar: Jamie McCredie
Bass: Kevin Toublant
Drums: Benji Bouton
FOH: Rick Pope

Published by ASongs Music Publishing, Domino Music Publishing, Third Side Music, Wordsmovevoice

Cover photo: Sorcha Bridge

Flash of Light (Live in Berlin)

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