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"Moments of Love" - Art of Noise


I'm still at a loss from last night, but today I was reminded about this beautiful, awe-inspiring instrumental melody. This song would play in the background when the FM radio station 92.3 (when it was formerly known as "The Beat") did their late night, love song dedication hour. The DJ would read letters and poems over this every night. I would listen to it wishing she wouldn't interrupt it with her words. I didn't know the artist or the title and it drove me crazy trying to figure it out with her talking over it. It was a mystery to me.

Keep in mind this was before the Internet, before ask.com and Google took over, and before you could take your mobile phone and place it next to the speaker so that it can tell you the song. But I guess I wasn't the only one because as it caught on, so many people called in requesting for it vs. making their own dedication. One night the whole 10+ minute piece blared over the airwaves and all the eager listeners, including me went to bed finally satisfied.

Lyrics:

Fuse is lit
Now the fuse is lit
(Now) The art, the art
(Now) The noise, the noise
(Now) The sound, the sound

The noise, the noise
The noise, the noise
The sound, the sound

The art, the art
The noise, the noise
The sound, the sound
The sound, the sound

Go ahead now, it's bed time


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