Daily Prompt: Always Something There to Remind Me

A song comes on the radio and instantly, you’re transported to a different time and place. Which song(s) bring back memories for you and why? Be sure to mention the song, and describe the memory it evokes.

Indochine You, my love, are in this song, all of you, your voice, your soul, and all my heart.

We walked along the riverside, hand in hand, before they dragged me away, away from you, for whom I was born.

And there, in that hell humans made for other humans, I listened to the song, and cried.

In that hell I remembered: the Riverside. And I remembered you.

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