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This page contains the following information about this Joy Division song:
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| Track history |
| Recorded in March 1980 at Britannia Row Studios, Islington, London
Released on Closer and on Heart and Soul |
| Live performance on May 2nd 1980 at Birmingham University released on Still |
| Lyrics |
| Here are the young men, a weight on their shoulders
Here are the young men - well where have they been? We knocked on doors of Hell's darker chambers Pushed to the limits, we dragged ourselves in Watched from the wings as the scenes were replaying We saw ourselves now as we never had seen Portrayal of the traumas and degeneration The sorrows we suffered and never were free Where have they been -- Weary inside, now our heart's lost forever Can't replace the fear or the thrill of the chase These rituals showed up the door for our wanderings Opened and shut, then slammed in our face Where have they been -- |
| Other information | |
| Cover versions by: | Released on: |
| Car Crash International | Art of Gothic (Cleopatra 1994) |
| Clair Obscur | We Gave a Party for the Gods ... (Optical Sound OS50 2009) |
| Comic Spoilers | Something About Joy Division (Vox Pop VP3 1989) |
| Delaney | Recorded in 2003 but not released commercially |
| Hearts Fail | Love's Shattered Pride (Failure To Communicate 2005) |
| Human Drama | Pin-Ups (Triple X 51142 1993) |
| Kismet | Damjan's War (Paritor 1995) |
| Love Like Blood | Chronology of a Love Affair (Hall of Sermon 7074 2001) |
| Nau Ensemble | The Eternal (Atrium 22108 1999) |
| New Order | Electric Funeral (Ode To Joy 1987 - bootleg)
(live from the Royal Festival Hall in 1984) |
| Plan E | Songs for a Rainy Day (Root of All Evil ROE-010 1999) |
| Rheinallt H Rowlands | Recorded in a radio session broadcast on Radio Cymru |
| Theatre of Tragedy | Balance (Ego Development 001 1997)
A Rose for the Dead (Massacre CD0130 1997) |
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