Another rare CDS from the Sundays with some unavailable elsewhere B sides. Jesus, what a great band they were. This also wins special points for being about being lonely on a railway station. I'm a sucker for those train images. As ever, Harriet's lyrics are something to get excited about and when you hear her singing them...
Well, "it makes me cry..."
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Sunday, September 26, 2010
The Sundays - Cry
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