Marbles II Marillion
"Marbles II" by Marillion, released in 2004, is a #Rock song that explores themes of loss, nostalgia, and the passage of time. The lyrics reflect on personal memories and the fragility of life, using vivid imagery. Musically, it features intricate melodies and emotional vocals, showcasing the band's progressive rock roots. The song resonates with listeners, offering introspection and connection.
When I was a child I had marbles
They brought admiration and fame
They were pretty to look at and marbles
Was always my favourite game
We played all the summer days
In the stony alleyways
In the playground after class
We would trade the coloured glass
More valuable than diamonds
More magical than diamonds
Did anyone see..
Did anyone see..
Does anyone see?
They brought admiration and fame
They were pretty to look at and marbles
Was always my favourite game
We played all the summer days
In the stony alleyways
In the playground after class
We would trade the coloured glass
More valuable than diamonds
More magical than diamonds
Did anyone see..
Did anyone see..
Does anyone see?
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