| | From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea Lyrics Artist(Band):The Cure
i fall for her wave after wave after wave it's all for her i know this can't be wrong i say (and i'll lie to keep her happy) as long as i know that you know that today i belong right here with you right here with you... and so we watch the sun come up from the edge of the deep green sea and she listens like her head's on fire like she wants to believe in me so i try put your hands in the sky surrender remember we'll be here forever and we'll never say goodbye... i've never been so colourfully-see-through-head before i've never been so wonderfully-me-you-want-some-more and all i want is to keep it like this you and me alone a secret kiss and don't go home don't go away don't let this end please stay not just for today never never never never never let me go she says hole me like this for a hundred thousand million days but suddenly she slows and looks down at my breaking face why do you cry? what did i say? but it's just rain i smile brushing my tears away... i wish i could just stop i know another moment will break my heart too many tears too many times too many years i've cried over you how much more can we use it up? drink it dry? take this drug? looking for something forever gone but something we will always want? why why why are you letting me go? she says i feel you pulling back i feel you changing shape... and just as i'm breaking free she hangs herself in front of me slips her dress like a flag to the floor and hands in the sky surrenders it all... i whish i could just stop i know another moment will break my heart too many tears too many times too many years i've cried for you it's always the same wake up in the rain head in pain hung in shame a different name same old game love in vain and miles and miles and miles and miles and miles away from home again... If you find some error in From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Review about From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea Moves Me To Tears | Reviewer: Phil | 10/26/09 There are quite a few songs which can move me to tears but this one does it almost every time. The music is perfect, with its catchy, overlaid melodies so typical of Robert Smith's song writing and lyrics which describe pain, anguish and love in epic and heart-wrenching fashion. Oh, and a note to 'Crooked': This song has absolutely nothing whatsoever to do with King Henry VIII, who famously had six wives. None of them hung themselves, although he did behead two of them. If you listen properly the lyric in the song has nothing to do with anyone literally being hanged, it's describing the woman he's trying to break free from seducing him again. History revisted | Reviewer: Crooked | 2/14/09 This is another Cure song that took it's inspiration from history and literature. "Killing an Arab" came from the wonderful (but short) book "The Stranger". This song has it's origins in an English King. I want to say it's based on King Henry the 8th, but I may be wrong. It was based on the king that killed seven of his wives, and this song is a direct reference to it. She hung herself in front of him. It makes this piece even more haunting than it already is. Good stuff, but it's a shame that it will never be heard by most people as it's too long for radio! Intense | Reviewer: Heather | 12/8/08 This is one of the best songs I've ever heard. Like Mikael said, it's the variation and the interweaving of those traits that make it. I'm always drawn to very intense music and this song just yanks your heart out of your chest. One of the things that really amazes me- when I listen to the intro, as the layers of musical elements build, it sounds (to me at least) evocative of ocean related sounds - (not in order) ships clanging/banging into docks & one another - seagulls, waves, almost even a foghorn. I'm interested if anyone else can hear these things... But it's impressive to me that they are able to convey that atmosphere with instruments, not obvious sound effects. It's hauntingly beautiful but very intense and gripping at the same time. I love Fascination Street, Disintegration, Doing the Unstuck, Open, End, so many others (everything on Show), but this song exemplifies what The Cure is, incredibly talented musicality and unavoidable emotional invasion. And I just love that they can be so heavy and so sad and catchy and intense all at once in a way that essentially showcases the talent of the individual artists/musicians. I've even got my 65 year old mom listening to them... One last song before you die - this is it | Reviewer: Mikael Kyrklund | 1/29/08 Prisoners are always allowed to pick one last meal but wouldn't it be more giving to pick one last song? I rate Cure as one of the top three band ever but for me the first two will always be Depeche and most of all - Morrissey. Apparantly Robert and Moz hates eachother but who cares?, Robert has written the best song ever, my future wife had never heard much of Cure when we met, but after two hours in the bathtub with The edge... on repeat she relized that I was her man and that this song would never be beaten. The brilliance of it is it's variation, it's violent, sensitive, brutal, honest and most of all moving, no one with a heart and soul can resist this song, listen to it and feel a bit more alive, isn't that what art should be about? Amazing | Reviewer: Anon | 1/25/08 This song embodies what I really love about The Cure - the raw unfettered emotion that anyone (in touch with his or herself) can't help but be completely drawn to and hypnotized by. amazing | Reviewer: trepotts | 11/14/07 my favorite song of all time ever by anyone. tugs at my emotions violently whenever I listen to it. no song I know of still produces as strong a feeling within me as this. I consider pornography the cure's "best" album, but wish is definitely my -favorite- album and this is definitely my favorite song. Interesting... | Reviewer: Anthony Woods | 8/23/07 I never thought of it as being "possibly the best Cure song ever." I know it stood out a mile on the album it which it appeared. But, you might be right, in that it is better than anything on Disintegration. That statement itself is pretty mind-blowing - I never realised it before. But still, doesn't Head on the Door still stand as the high water mark? Can this song really stand up to all of these? "In Between Days" – 2:57 "Kyoto Song" – 4:16 produced by Smith, Allen and Howard Gray "The Blood" – 3:43 "Six Different Ways" – 3:18 "Push" – 4:31 produced by Smith, Allen and Gray "The Baby Screams" – 3:44 "Close to Me" – 3:23 "A Night Like This" – 4:16 "Screw" – 2:38 "Sinking" – 4:57 Trip to the edge of the deep green sea | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/21/07 This is possibly the best Cure song ever. I've been listening to the cure since Faith. This one song blows away anything on Disintegration. It is a swirling, harrowing, beautiful song. One of the most powerful songs ever, by anyone. If you think Stairway to Heaven is a trip, listen to this. You will be changed forever. As a post above said, it will blow your mind. Up there with their best | Reviewer: Anonymous | 8/10/07 The Cure have written some good songs & some Epics. This is an Epic. Though essentially a love song it is as existential & heavy as any of their 'Heavy' songs. A great grinding trip to the essential. ... | Reviewer: O'vermars | 9/26/05 this song really kicks ass, the music is perfect and the lyrics are just amazing, so i really recommend you to get this song as soon as you can Review By Pages: 1 2 Review the song From The Edge Of The Deep Green Sea The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "The Cure" Music | |
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