The Sun Always Shines on T.V. - a-ha

"The Sun Always Shines on T.V." is another new wave hit song by a-ha, released in 1985 from their debut album "Hunting High and Low".

"The Sun Always Shines on T.V." peaked at #20 in the US Billboards Hot 100, #1 in both the British Singles Chart and Irish Singles Chart.

The Sun Always Shines on T.V. Lyrics

Touch me
How can it be
Believe me
The sun always shines on t.v.
Hold me
Close to your heart
Touch me
And give all your love to me
To me

I reached inside myself and found
Nothing there to ease the
Pressure of my ever worrying mind
All my powers waste away
I fear the crazed and lonely
Looks the mirror's sending me these days

Touch me
How can it be
Believe me
The sun always shines on t.v.
Hold me
Close to your heart.
Touch me
And give all your love to me.

Please don't ask me to defend
The shameful lowlands of the way I'm drifting
Gloomily through time
I reached inside myself today
Thinking there's got to be some way
To keep my troubles distant.

Touch me
How can it be
Believe me
The sun always shines on t.v.
Hold me
Close to your heart
Touch me
And give all your love to me.
To me.

Released: 1985
Artist: a-ha
Album: Hunting High and Low
Genre: New Wave, Synthpop

Shattered Dream - Johnny Hates Jazz

"Shattered Dreams" by the British group Johnny Hates Jazz. The band's debut single was a successful hit. The song peaked at #5 1987 for three weeks and a total of 16 weeks in the charts.

Shattered Dream Lyrics

So much for your promises
They died the day you let me go
Caught up in a web of lies
But it was just too late to know

I thought it was you
Who would stand by my side

And now youve given me, given me
Nothing but shattered dreams, shattered dreams
Feel like I could run away, run away
From this empty heart

You said youd die for me

Woke up to reality
And found the future not so bright
I dreamt the impossible
That maybe things could work out right

I thought it was you
Who would do me no wrong

(chorus)

From this empty heart

I thought it was you who youd die for love

(chorus)

Oh no no no - you said youd die for me
Oh oh, oh oh, die for me
So much for your promises

Released: 1987
Artist: Johnny Hates Jazz
Album: Turn Back the Clock
Genre: Pop