[00:28.93] Do you remember when I spoke to you
[00:33.04] I was easy then and I'm easy now
[00:37.78] I still sit at home twitching my fingers
[00:40.55] Playing the songs of my favourite singers
[00:43.09] Easy then I'm easy now
[00:48.49] And when the days turn into nights
[00:50.74] And the nights turn into days
[00:53.86] She would say
[00:57.50] This house is not my home
[00:59.77] I choose to sleep alone
[01:01.39] I'm not waiting for the telephone
[01:05.92] No I'm not waiting for the telephone
[01:10.57] Hey
[01:31.11] But when the days turn into nights
[01:33.55] And the nights turn into days
[01:36.65] Oh I wish she'd stay
[01:38.96] Hey
[01:50.08] Do you remember when I spoke to you
[01:53.37] I was easy then and I'm easy now
[01:58.15] I still sit at home twitching my fingers
[02:01.18] Playing the songs of my favourite singers
[02:03.67] Easy then I'm easy now
[02:08.98] And when the days turn into nights
[02:11.34] And the nights turn into days
[02:14.54] She would say
[02:17.69] This house is not my home
[02:20.16] I choose to sleep alone
[02:22.02] I'm not waiting for the telephone
[02:26.57] No I'm not waiting for the telephone
[02:29.62] No
[03:10.06] Waiting for the telephone
[03:14.31] No I'm not waiting for the telephone
[03:19.28] Waiting for the telephone
[03:22.93] No I'm not waiting for the telephone
[03:28.37] Hey
[03:31.67]
The Wonder Stuff are an English grebo and alternative rock band formed in 1986 in the Black Country town of Stourbridge, Worcestershire. The original line-up was Miles Hunt (nephew of ELO and Wizzard's Bill Hunt), Malcolm Treece, Rob "The Bass Thing" Jones (d. 1993) and Martin Gilks (d. 2006). The group originated from an earlier collaboration with group members of Pop Will Eat Itself (aka PWEI), called From Eden, which had Miles Hunt on the drums. <a href="https://www.last.fm/music/The+Wonder+Stuff">Read more on Last.fm</a>
