Biography:
The Sundays were an influential British indie group of the late 1980s and 1990s, formed in 1988 and hailing from London, United Kingdom. Singer Harriet Wheeler and guitarist David Gavurin formed the band in college at Bristol, soon adding bassist Paul Brindley and drummer Patrick Hannan. Comparisons were drawn with original label-mates The Smiths, and bands such as Cocteau Twins, and 10,000 Maniacs.
Their level of commercial success was almost unprecedented by an indie act when their first album 'Reading Writing and Arithmetic' (Rough Trade
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[Verse 1]
Dsus4 D
Give me a story and give me a bed
Dsus2 D
Give me possessions
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Oh love, luck, and money they go to my head like wildfire
Dsus4 D
It's good to have something to live for, you'll find
Dsus2 D
Live for tomorrow
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Live for a job and a perfect behind, high time
[Verse 2]
Dsus4 D
England my country, the home of the free
Dsus2 D
Such miserable weather
Dsus4 D
But England's as happy as England can be
Dsus2 D
Why cry?
[Chorus]
G
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
D
The worst that I can find
G
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
D
But I rely on mine
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Ah-ah
[Verse 3]
Dsus4 D
England my country, the home of the free
Dsus2 D
Such miserable weather
Dsus4 D
But England's as happy as England can be
Dsus2 D
Why cry?
[Chorus]
G D
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
The worst that I can find
G D
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
But I rely on mine
G D
Did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
It makes the world go blind
G D
But if desire, desire's a terrible thing
G D
You know that I really don't mind
[Bridge]
G D
And it's my life
G D
And it's my life
G D
And though I can't be sure what I want any more
G D
It will come to me later
G D
Well it's my life
G D
And it's my life
G D
And though I can't be sure if I want any more
G D
It will come to me later
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Ye-e-eah
Dsus4 D
Give me a story and give me a bed
Dsus2 D
Give me possessions
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Oh love, luck, and money they go to my head like wildfire
Dsus4 D
It's good to have something to live for, you'll find
Dsus2 D
Live for tomorrow
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Live for a job and a perfect behind, high time
[Verse 2]
Dsus4 D
England my country, the home of the free
Dsus2 D
Such miserable weather
Dsus4 D
But England's as happy as England can be
Dsus2 D
Why cry?
[Chorus]
G
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
D
The worst that I can find
G
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
D
But I rely on mine
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Ah-ah
[Verse 3]
Dsus4 D
England my country, the home of the free
Dsus2 D
Such miserable weather
Dsus4 D
But England's as happy as England can be
Dsus2 D
Why cry?
[Chorus]
G D
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
The worst that I can find
G D
And did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
But I rely on mine
G D
Did you know desire's a terrible thing
G D
It makes the world go blind
G D
But if desire, desire's a terrible thing
G D
You know that I really don't mind
[Bridge]
G D
And it's my life
G D
And it's my life
G D
And though I can't be sure what I want any more
G D
It will come to me later
G D
Well it's my life
G D
And it's my life
G D
And though I can't be sure if I want any more
G D
It will come to me later
Dsus4 D Dsus2 D
Ye-e-eah
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