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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- I Feel
- I Kicked A Boy
- Leave This City
- Life And Soul
- Life Goes On
- Medicine
- More
- My Finest Hour
- Nothing Sweet
- On Earth
- She
- Skin And Bones
- So Much
- Something More
- Summertime
- Through The Dark
- When Im Thinking About You
- Your Eyes
- Youre Not The Only One I Know
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The Sundays - Through the dark
Intro: E, C#m, E, C#m
E C#m
Oh innocent smiles, how they put you to shame
E
same televised lines
C#m
i've seen the film before
E
sicilian men
C#m
they're going to save their name
E C#m
leaving their brides in black shawls again
Asus2
See how it's shining through the dark
C#m
as the teardrops fall
Asus2
and it illuminates the room
C#m E
and we can't stop staring for a moment
Intro
Some silver-screen starlet
but it's my story she's living in
in a smoke-filled room
pressed up against the door
see how it's shining through the dark
as the kettle boils
and it illuminates the room
entertain me
F#add11
eyes on this prize
Asus2 C#m
hello
B11 Asus2
i'm drowning in your tide
Asus2 C#m
welcome
B11
so close to my pale skin
Asus2
i'm there
E
but one touch and it's gone
Intro
Same black and white blonde
you know the face but never her name
hillbilly young boys
without a tooth between them
And see how it's shining through the dark
spinning a dream for the wide-awake
and it illuminates the room
entertain me
F#add11
fixing your eyes on the prize
hello
i'm drowning in your tide
welcome
so close to my pale skin
i'm there
Asus2
Sister stay now
C#m
don't run away now
B11
this is my magic world
Asus2
and it's pulling me under
E
so stay.
Used chords:
EADGBe
E-------------022100
C#m-----------x46654
Asus2---------x02200
F#add11-------244300
B11-----------x24400
Any comments @ [email protected]
The Sundays - Through the dark
Intro: E, C#m, E, C#m
E C#m
Oh innocent smiles, how they put you to shame
E
same televised lines
C#m
i've seen the film before
E
sicilian men
C#m
they're going to save their name
E C#m
leaving their brides in black shawls again
Asus2
See how it's shining through the dark
C#m
as the teardrops fall
Asus2
and it illuminates the room
C#m E
and we can't stop staring for a moment
Intro
Some silver-screen starlet
but it's my story she's living in
in a smoke-filled room
pressed up against the door
see how it's shining through the dark
as the kettle boils
and it illuminates the room
entertain me
F#add11
eyes on this prize
Asus2 C#m
hello
B11 Asus2
i'm drowning in your tide
Asus2 C#m
welcome
B11
so close to my pale skin
Asus2
i'm there
E
but one touch and it's gone
Intro
Same black and white blonde
you know the face but never her name
hillbilly young boys
without a tooth between them
And see how it's shining through the dark
spinning a dream for the wide-awake
and it illuminates the room
entertain me
F#add11
fixing your eyes on the prize
hello
i'm drowning in your tide
welcome
so close to my pale skin
i'm there
Asus2
Sister stay now
C#m
don't run away now
B11
this is my magic world
Asus2
and it's pulling me under
E
so stay.
Used chords:
EADGBe
E-------------022100
C#m-----------x46654
Asus2---------x02200
F#add11-------244300
B11-----------x24400
Any comments @ [email protected]
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