Gone forever, the writing on the wall
Theyve boarded-up the cinema
Strawberry dreams and the dust-filled beams
Shut down in a modern town
See you walking, see you talking
Recollection on streets you used to know
Forgotten pleasure smoulder
Images fade but the town wont let them go
Sleepwalking, see you talking
Feel the city inside you
(ooh) leave this city behind you
Drive wherever the roads will take you to
Down beside a river frozen brown
January days and their scarecrow trees
So cold - feel your ears burn
See you walking, see you talking
Feel the city inside you
(ooh) leave this city behind you
Past and present
They converge on every side
The wires all get tangled
When now and then collide
Bittersweet taste of a time and another place before
Sleep walking, see you talking
Feel the city inside you
(ooh) feel this city define you
(yeah) leave this city behind you
The Sundays were a British alternative rock band from Bristol, active from 1988 to 1997. Their music, characterized by catchy melodies and dream pop atmospheres, attracted the attention of both the public and critics from their debut. Harriet Wheeler's sweet voice, accompanied by David Gavurin's crystalline guitars and the solid rhythm section formed by Paul Brindley and Patrick Hannan, created a unique sound that distinguished them in the 1990s music scene. Among their most notable songs are "Here's Where the Story Ends", "Can't Be Sure" and "Summertime". Their debut album, "Reading, Writing and Arithmetic", released in 1990, is considered a classic of the dream pop genre and contributed to consolidating the band's success. The Sundays collaborated with producers like Steve Osborne and John Fryer, who helped define their distinctive sound. Despite the short duration of their activity, The Sundays left an indelible mark on alternative music of the 1990s.
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