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Romance & Devotion.

May 19 '13

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May 18 '13

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May 18 '13

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May 18 '13
emmettscanlan: Emmett and Kieron accepting their British Soap Award

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Emmett and Kieron accepting their British Soap Award

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May 18 '13

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May 18 '13

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you broke david

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May 18 '13
babyimafoolforyou:                                           HE’S LOST CONTROL  Ian Curtis died on May 18, 1980. He was only 23 years old: “a young man” you could think, but he felt old inside; like in a song of Joy Division, Insight: “I remember when we were young”. He left this sorrowful world hanged on his kitchen’s ceiling, in Macclesfield. His songs still remain today as works of immensurable depth and pain; words engraved on everyone’s heart; the sound of Joy Division who arrives in the veins, the blood, you feel it in the body, the heart, you do it yours. It is as if you felt the presence of the young Ian, and the Joy Division still together.  Ian Curtis is the Eternal.

babyimafoolforyou:

                                          HE’S LOST CONTROL 


Ian Curtis died on May 18, 1980. He was only 23 years old: “a young man” you could think, but he felt old inside; like in a song of Joy Division, Insight: “I remember when we were young”. He left this sorrowful world hanged on his kitchen’s ceiling, in Macclesfield. His songs still remain today as works of immensurable depth and pain; words engraved on everyone’s heart; the sound of Joy Division who arrives in the veins, the blood, you feel it in the body, the heart, you do it yours. It is as if you felt the presence of the young Ian, and the Joy Division still together. 

Ian Curtis is the Eternal.

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