Biografía:
Soft Cell es un dúo británico exponentes del synth-pop (a veces también llamado techno-pop) de la década de los ochenta.
Formado por, Marc Almond (Peter Marc Sinclair Almond), nacido el 9 de julio de 1959 en Southport Inglaterra en la voz.
Dave Ball, nacido el 3 de Mayo de 1959, en los sintetizadores.
El dúo se formó en la ciudad de Leeds, Inglaterra, en octubre de 1979 por Marc y Dave, estudiantes de arte, produciendo música para representaciones teatrales.
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¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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Atmospheres are tense today
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Mother and Father are rowing again
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Silently seated around the table
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You're the one that's getting the blame
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Father looks at you like a snake
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You play with the food upon your plate
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No one seems to be on your side
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Things that threaten to hurt your pride
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Mother loves to be concerned
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Using lessons that she learnt
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Fathers never understand
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When children have the upper hand
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Smiling, you did your time at school
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Crying quietly like a fool
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Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Did all the things they asked you to do
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They say that home is where the heart is
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But home is only where the hurt is
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Pull the wool over the eyes
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Forget the worries that you started
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Mother loves to be concerned
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Using lessons that she learnt
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Fathers never understand
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When children have the upper hand
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When you stayed out every night
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The first time from your parent's sight
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They started to show some concern
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But by then it was too late
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Feel it's time to pull away
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Shut your ears to all they say
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Be yourself, you know it's true
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'Cause in the end what's left is you
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Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
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Fathers never understand
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When children have the upper hand
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Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
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Fathers never understand
G D A G A G A
When children have the upper hand
Atmospheres are tense today
A G
Mother and Father are rowing again
A G
Silently seated around the table
A G
You're the one that's getting the blame
A G
Father looks at you like a snake
A G
You play with the food upon your plate
A G
No one seems to be on your side
A G
Things that threaten to hurt your pride
G G
Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
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Fathers never understand
G D A G A G A
When children have the upper hand
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Smiling, you did your time at school
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Crying quietly like a fool
A G
Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Did all the things they asked you to do
A G
They say that home is where the heart is
A G
But home is only where the hurt is
A G
Pull the wool over the eyes
A G
Forget the worries that you started
G G
Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
G A
Fathers never understand
G D A G A G A
When children have the upper hand
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When you stayed out every night
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The first time from your parent's sight
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They started to show some concern
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But by then it was too late
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Feel it's time to pull away
A G
Shut your ears to all they say
A G
Be yourself, you know it's true
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'Cause in the end what's left is you
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Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
G A
Fathers never understand
G D A
When children have the upper hand
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Mother loves to be concerned
Em A
Using lessons that she learnt
G A
Fathers never understand
G D A G A G A
When children have the upper hand
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Soko
Sol Williams
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Solarstone