So Much

DAVID GAVURIN, HARRIET WHEELER

Dream and fantasize
Slave to your desire, you'll buy anything
Curse and criticize
Middle-aged and at your door
And they're selling you the son of God

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

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

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

Trivia about the song So Much by The Sundays

When was the song “So Much” released by The Sundays?
The song So Much was released in 1997, on the album “Static & Silence”.
Who composed the song “So Much” by The Sundays?
The song “So Much” by The Sundays was composed by DAVID GAVURIN, HARRIET WHEELER.

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