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Blind

1992

[Verse 1]
Burning questions
We are told they've gone out
Time you learned your lesson
We all know that
Tell me boys are you out there?
The flesh is weak and the mind slow
By now, you could say there's a problem
[Chorus]
And it rained down on me
And it seemed to get into me
And It poured down over me
And I'm wet, it went through
But I still want more
[Verse 2]
Peace, love, now what?
Don't go telling me you've had them
Oh delighted, we all know
We won't be alive any more
By now, you could say there's a problem
[Chorus]
And it rained down on me
And it seemed to get into me
And I'm soaked to my skin
And I'm wet, it went through
I really ought to be in
Will you let me have a sign?
And somebody ought to reply
We'll take anything at all
Understand me?
[Verse 3]
Fun times we have known
That's what we're like
We've just taken them all
And I still don't remember how I got home
Don't tell me where we're going
Now I know we won't be alive any more
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The Sundays

The Sundays

About “More” by The Sundays

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"More" is credited to The Sundays. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"More" appears on "Blind" in 1992.

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