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Turning, turning blue all over the windows and the floors
Fires outside in the sky look as perfect as cats
The two of us together again but it's just the same, a stupid game
But I don't care if you don't
And I don't feel if you don't
And I don't want it if you don't
And I won't say it if you don't say it first
You think you're tired now but wait until three
Laughing at the Christmas, lights you remember from December
All of this then back again, another girl, another name
Stay alive but stay the same, it's a stupid game, a stupid game
But I don't care if you don't
And I don't feel if you don't
And I don't want it if you don't
And I won't play it if you don't play it first
You can't even see now so you ask me the way
You wonder if it's real because it couldn't be rain
Through the right doorway and into the white room
It used to be the dust that would lay here when I came here alone
But I don't care if you don't
And I don't feel if you don't
And I don't want it if you don't
And I won't play it if you don't play it first
Let's go to bed
Love the groove on this one. Great bass lines.
Back then I was listening to a now defunct radio station from Long Island - WLIR - and this song was smack in the middle of the 80's new wave flow. Having come from a southern rock influenced 70's, this type of sound was so revolutionary and fun at the same time (No, not punk, I know!)
I'm immediately transported back to the carefree days of the mid 80's. Ah, youth!
Yeah, that was a great station - fun times. A friend of mine was a DJ there.
Just a memory...
Love the groove on this one. Great bass lines.
Back then I was listening to a now defunct radio station from Long Island - WLIR - and this song was smack in the middle of the 80's new wave flow. Having come from a southern rock influenced 70's, this type of sound was so revolutionary and fun at the same time (No, not punk, I know!)
I'm immediately transported back to the carefree days of the mid 80's. Ah, youth!
I remember WLIR very well, I still actually have a bumper sticker! It was like a cult password at the time - whether you listened to "LIR".
Robert Smith young. . .
Robert Smith not so young. . .
Not changed at all! But is getting closer and closer to looking like the guy on the cover every year.
Can you post a personal picture of yourself young and a second one entitled creepy arsehole?
Great song, great album!
A perfect intro ("hits") album for anyone not that familiar with them (especially early years).
Robert Smith young. . .
Robert Smith not so young. . .
Not changed at all! But is getting closer and closer to looking like the guy on the cover every year.
Me too. The situation in this song hurts like hell. The song itself is great.
Yeah - Robert Smith that ain't! LOL!
Must be something wrong with me ...
I don't care, if you don't.
Back then I was listening to a now defunct radio station from Long Island - WLIR - and this song was smack in the middle of the 80's new wave flow. Having come from a southern rock influenced 70's, this type of sound was so revolutionary and fun at the same time (No, not punk, I know!)
I'm immediately transported back to the carefree days of the mid 80's. Ah, youth!
Having a similar effect here. Seems to be good for a funk.
At least Robert stays on key...
I agree with you though I like most of their songs so much I have learned to tolerate his voice.
Timely as well as timeless
Perkin up here just time for bed but never tire of Cure either
..anybody can upload "Push" from The Head on the Door?..that's a cool one too..
..all thx to RP for the wonderful breadth of music sensibility..!!..
"Laughing at the Christmass lights you remember from December."
Must be something wrong with me ...
Germans must stick together!
Fullhearted agreement!
This is the first Cure song I ever heard (and saw), thanks to MTV. It was part of a massive shift in taste for me, and will always hold a tiny part of my heart.
9.
I saw The Cure live in '86 and they played this song—didn't know much about them, but this sounded pretty good back then.
Doesn't now.
And nice Bed set with the Police.
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I just pushed the MUTE button.
This is about as lame as you can get.
Great song, great album!
Great band. Nothing similar that I know of. Unique. Not greatest but unforgettable since 1991. Still staring at the sea, the secret that breaths.