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Artist/Band: Quarterflash
Lyrics for Song: It All Becomes Clear
Lyrics for Album: Take Another Picture [1983]



Written by Marv Ross (words) / Jack Charles (music)



Say goodbye to the life you've been living

So long to the friends you hold dear

You're life's been jarred and moved out of focus

From far away will it all become clear?

Where is the time given to love

Where are the nights that we're missing

Where is the joy that we knew

Am I lost again, lost again, lost and confused?

Standing close to the work you've been painting

Shades and lines diffuse when so near

Standing back does it all fall together

From far away will it all become clear

From far, far away it all becomes clear


It All Becomes Clear

Quarterflash's 'It All Becomes Clear' stands as a defining track from their 1983 debut album, Take Another Picture. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of post-punk energy and melodic sensibility, characterized by driving rhythms and emotive vocals. Released during the height of the UK's post-punk revival, the recording captures the raw intensity and atmospheric depth that became hallmarks of Quarterflash's early discography. As a cornerstone of their work, the track has been widely reissued on compilations, including the 1997 greatest hits collection Harden My Heart..., cementing its status as an essential listen for fans of the genre. The composition reflects the era's fascination with electronic textures and guitar-driven anthems, offering a timeless snapshot of late 80s alternative rock.


Album Lyrics: Take Another Picture [1983]


Quarterflash
"Take Another Picture [1983]"


1. Shane
2. It Don't Move Me
3. Shakin' The Jinx
4. One More Round To Go
5. Nowhere Left To Hide
6. It All Becomes Clear