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Chelsea Embankment (feat. Max Edie) - Nikki Sudden



     
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Chelsea Embankment
On the side of the trees
Remembering that girl
Who I used to see.Sitting in windows
On the edge of the wall
There's too many girls
In my dreams.And I don't know about the war
But I've stayed up to see the dawn.
Chelsea Embankment
There's so much rain around
When I'm remembering that girl
Who I used to see.
Sitting in the market
Just wishing she'd pass by
There's too many girls
In my dreams.And I don't know about the war
But I've stayed up to see the dawn.
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After the post-punk band Swell Maps dissolved in the early '80s, lead singer Nikki Sudden began a diverse and maddening solo career, during which he performed with a number of different bands and side projects. Sudden released his first solo record, Waiting on Egypt, in 1982, followed closely by The Bible Belt in 1983; both records recalled Swell Maps. Mike Scott and Anthony Thistlewaite of The Waterboys both played on the album, Scott writing the track Road of Broken Dreams - later covered by Sudden in the Jacobites.

Read more about Nikki Sudden on Last.fm.


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