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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Other songs:
- Wild Horses
- Cant Be Sure
- Cry
- Folk Song
- God Made Me
- Gone
- Goodbye
- Heres Where The Story Ends
- Homeward
- 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
Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Fmaj7/C: x33210
Cmaj7: x32000
G/E: 020003 (which might also be a Gadd6 and an Em7)
Dm7: xx0211
Dm7/C: x30211
Intro:
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7 Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Where's the harm in voicing a doubt
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
You'll find me in the lavatory
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And where's the harm in talking out loud
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm on my own
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
What's so wrong with reading my stars
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
When I'll be in the lavatory
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with counting the cards
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm all alone
G/E Fmaj7/C (on 'one", lift your pinky)
You're not the only one
Dm7 Dm7/C
That I know
Fmaj7/C G/E
But I'm too proud to talk to you anyway
G/E Fmaj7/C
You're not the only one
Dm7 Dm7/C
That I know
Fmaj7/C G/E Fmaj7/C
But I'm far too proud to talk to you any day
Cmaj7
So I say
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
I'm in love with the world
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with voicing a doubt
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm on my own
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
It's perfectly fine to sleep in a chair
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
From Monday 'til Saturday
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with talking out loud
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm all alone
Repeat Chorus
Break:
G/E
Fmaj7/C
G/E
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
So they rode out west to the seaside
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And they gladly decided to stay
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
But after two hours wandering outside
G/E Fmaj7/C
Ooh the sea air drove them away, yeah
Repeat Chorus
End on Fmaj7/C
Cmaj7: x32000
G/E: 020003 (which might also be a Gadd6 and an Em7)
Dm7: xx0211
Dm7/C: x30211
Intro:
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7 Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Where's the harm in voicing a doubt
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
You'll find me in the lavatory
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And where's the harm in talking out loud
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm on my own
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
What's so wrong with reading my stars
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
When I'll be in the lavatory
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with counting the cards
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm all alone
G/E Fmaj7/C (on 'one", lift your pinky)
You're not the only one
Dm7 Dm7/C
That I know
Fmaj7/C G/E
But I'm too proud to talk to you anyway
G/E Fmaj7/C
You're not the only one
Dm7 Dm7/C
That I know
Fmaj7/C G/E Fmaj7/C
But I'm far too proud to talk to you any day
Cmaj7
So I say
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
I'm in love with the world
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with voicing a doubt
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm on my own
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
It's perfectly fine to sleep in a chair
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
From Monday 'til Saturday
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And what is so wrong with talking out loud
G/E Fmaj7/C
When I'm all alone
Repeat Chorus
Break:
G/E
Fmaj7/C
G/E
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
So they rode out west to the seaside
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
And they gladly decided to stay
Fmaj7/C Cmaj7
But after two hours wandering outside
G/E Fmaj7/C
Ooh the sea air drove them away, yeah
Repeat Chorus
End on Fmaj7/C
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