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Shuddering dream, the crying storm
Lightning strikes a kiss, between this world and yours
Whisper unseen, mystery train
Delirious scream like a night just broke refrain
Rush at clowns, a smudge in the gray
Frantic, we're swimming, a tv power game
I know where this is going (more joy)
I'm looking at you
I like where it's going (more joy)
Are you coming too?
I know where this is going (more joy)
I'm looking at you
I like where it's going (more joy)
Are you coming too?
(Ah-ah-ah)
(More joy)
(Ah-ah-ah)
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Lightning strikes a kiss, between this world and yours
Whisper unseen, mystery train
Delirious scream like a night just broke refrain
Rush at clowns, a smudge in the gray
Frantic, we're swimming, a tv power game
I know where this is going (more joy)
I'm looking at you
I like where it's going (more joy)
Are you coming too?
I know where this is going (more joy)
I'm looking at you
I like where it's going (more joy)
Are you coming too?
(Ah-ah-ah)
(More joy)
(Ah-ah-ah)
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Oh, oh-oh-oh (more joy)
Ah-ah-ah
Lyrics submitted by EternalTearsOfSorrow
MORE JOY Lyrics as written by John Taylor Graham Coxon
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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“More Joy” also features contributions from Blur guitarist Graham Coxon & post-modern, all-girl Japanese punk band 'CHAI'. “The song ‘More Joy’ was born out of a crazy jam with Duran Duran, Graham Coxon, and [producer] Erol Alkan,” ” keyboardist Nick Rhodes said in a statement. “It was such an unusual piece we weren’t quite sure if it would fit in at first. It reminded me of one of those retro Japanese video games, which I always found quite uplifting. We came up with the chant ‘more joy’ early on, and that became the key to the rest of the track.”