A few moments later, a father and son stroll past, hands clasped, clearly enjoying the joyous arrival of summer at Africa's tip.
I can see Her face in the firelight, podgy and flushed, Her head thrown back, howling, on layers of neck, Greasy, joyous, Clearly in charge of this ghoulish discothèque Where flappers and freaks, titans and nuns are squushed As she leads their silhouettes toward eternity.
Byrne fronts the song Fantastic Man, going up against one of the Mahotella Queens in a sing-and-dance-off, but he's a presence throughout the joyous Atomic Bomb! set, clearly having a blast.
For some of his observations, Einstein was clearly surprised: "What strikes a visitor is the joyous, positive attitude to life.
And seeing them perform them together was as joyous for the audience as it was so clearly for them.
There are also beautiful portraits, extraordinary fashion photos and joyous images of life in Europe by someone who, clearly, really enjoyed life.
But what the visuals offered mostly was an overall impression of youthfulness, fresh and joyous performers putting out an energy and commitment that came through clearly in sound, even inferior sound.
Or as still happens, when I buy goods and services, or when – joyous day! – a publisher signs off on a commission, the contract arrives, clearly made out to Jane Francesca Fae, with masculine pronouns throughout.
And it's a story clearly intended for a Western audience, at the moment celebrating, not incidentally, Christianity's most joyous season.
Often obese, strung out and clearly miserable with life and himself, the Wilson of the 70's and 80's stood in terrifying contrast to the joyous music he had once created.
