Biography:
Talulah Gosh was an indie pop/twee pop group which formed in Oxford, England in 1986. The band originally consisted of Elizabeth Price (vocals), Amelia Fletcher (guitar, vocals), Peter Momtchiloff (guitar), Rob Pursey (bass) and Matthew Fletcher (drums). Pursey left in early 1986 and was replaced by Chris Scott. Price left in 1987 and was replaced by Eithne Farry. The band split in 1988, with the Fletchers, Momtchiloff and Pursey forming the seminal twee pop act Heavenly in 1989.
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You burn with a fiery passion of years
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I can't be satisfied
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You read it in literature, so it was the truth
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You suddenly know how to have a good time
Em A
I can't be satisfied
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I had some fun about it, but I was alright by nine
G D A Bm
Obviously you have something I lack
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Get out and don't come back
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Did you know I'm a pessimist?
C D E Am F
Have you ever wanted to die?
C D E Am F
Have you no decency?
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It's a hard world, that's no lie
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All the experiences we have had
Em A
I can't be satisfied
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Someday you must let me know how you tell the date from my back
D G D G
I just don't care if I get out of bed
Em A
I can't be satisfied
D G D G
Em A
The first sign of apathy and you check to see if you're dead
G D A Bm
Some of my best friends are bastards like you
G D A
At least they're not neurotics too
C D E Am F
Did you know I'm a pessimist?
C D E Am F
Have you ever wanted to die?
C D E Am F
Have you no decency?
C D E Am F
It's a hard world, that's no lie
C D E Am F
It's a hard world, that's no lie
C D E A
It's a hard world, that's no lie
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