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Never Here Lyrics


It's a sign of devotion
You made everybody else seem insane
You filled my head with your notions
You made everybody else seem so tameIn your bed I lay reeling
You made everybody else seem a shame
I knew from the way I was feeling
Nothing could ever be quite the sameI moved straight into your shoes
I took up your cause and answered your phone
I couldn't really imagine
What life was like when I was aloneThen I started to worry
I thought of our lives left on the shelf
Too much TV and curry
Too much time spent on ourselvesWe were sitting and waiting
And I told you my plan
You were far too busy writing
Rhymes that didn't scanAnd you lent me your records
And I lent you an ear
Funny how it seems to me now

That you were never here
Never really hereIn our bed I lay reeling
You made everybody else seem a shame
I knew from the way I was feeling
Nothing could ever be quite the sameIt's a sign of devotion
You made everybody else seem so plain
Then it felt like going through the motions
First impressions never remainWe were sitting and waiting
And you told me your plan
I was far too busy writing
Rhymes that'll never scanNow I've sold all your records
'Cause they give me the fear
Funny how it seems to me now
That you were never here
Never really here, never really here

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Elastica were a Britpop band formed in London, England in 1992 and made up of: Justine Frischmann (vocals and guitar), Donna Matthews (guitar and vocals), Annie Holland (bass), and Justin Welch (drums). Later members included Shelia Chipperfield (bass), Dave Bush (keyboards), Paul Jones (guitar), and Sharon Mew (keyboards and vocals). Their first single was 1993's "Stutter", which was a word-of-mouth hit largely due to the promotional efforts of Radio 1 DJ and Deceptive Records label boss Steve Lamacq.

Read more about Elastica on Last.fm.


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