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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The Sundays - So Much
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E(7)---------076454
Eadd9--------07647x
Amaj7--------007654
Aadd9--------007657
F#m(11)------244x00
A7-----------x02223
A6-----------x02222
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F#-----------244300
C#m----------x4665x
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Intro: E(7)-Eadd9-Amaj7....3x
E(7)-Eadd9-Aadd9
E
Dream and fantasize
Asus2 F#7 Asus2 E A7
Slave to your desire, you'll buy anything
E
Curse and criticize
Asus2
middle-aged and at your door
F#m Asus2 E A7 E A6
and they're selling you the son of God
B5 C#m
It's so hard to ignore
G#m* B(11) F#
You want so much and then you want some more
B5 Asus2
somehow your appetite grows
C#m D#m
you'd just love what you can't possess
Asus2 B5 intro
you know it's out there somewhere
Read and memorize
make a wish come true
and you can telephone free
eyes and ears and mouth and nose
in a face that you compose
but it cuts you like never before
It's so hard to ignore
You want so much and then you want some more
somehow your appetite grows
you'd just love what you can't possess
you know it's out there somewhere
intro
solo: B5, Asus2, C#m, D#m, F#
B5, Asus2, C#m, D#m, Asus2, B5
It's so hard to ignore
You'd really love so much
and then you'd go spoil yourself with more
strange how your appetite's grown
till you're just lying in a corner upstairs
looking out there somewhere...
E(7)-Eadd9-Amaj7
E(7)-Eadd9-A7
Comments @ [email protected]
EADGBe
E(7)---------076454
Eadd9--------07647x
Amaj7--------007654
Aadd9--------007657
F#m(11)------244x00
A7-----------x02223
A6-----------x02222
C#m----------x4222x
G#m*---------466x00
B(11)--------x21400
F#-----------244300
C#m----------x4665x
D#m----------x6444x
Intro: E(7)-Eadd9-Amaj7....3x
E(7)-Eadd9-Aadd9
E
Dream and fantasize
Asus2 F#7 Asus2 E A7
Slave to your desire, you'll buy anything
E
Curse and criticize
Asus2
middle-aged and at your door
F#m Asus2 E A7 E A6
and they're selling you the son of God
B5 C#m
It's so hard to ignore
G#m* B(11) F#
You want so much and then you want some more
B5 Asus2
somehow your appetite grows
C#m D#m
you'd just love what you can't possess
Asus2 B5 intro
you know it's out there somewhere
Read and memorize
make a wish come true
and you can telephone free
eyes and ears and mouth and nose
in a face that you compose
but it cuts you like never before
It's so hard to ignore
You want so much and then you want some more
somehow your appetite grows
you'd just love what you can't possess
you know it's out there somewhere
intro
solo: B5, Asus2, C#m, D#m, F#
B5, Asus2, C#m, D#m, Asus2, B5
It's so hard to ignore
You'd really love so much
and then you'd go spoil yourself with more
strange how your appetite's grown
till you're just lying in a corner upstairs
looking out there somewhere...
E(7)-Eadd9-Amaj7
E(7)-Eadd9-A7
Comments @ [email protected]
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