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Don't say what you mean
You might spoil your face
If you walk in the crowd
You won't leave any trace
It's always the same
You're jumping someone else's train
It won't take you long
To learn the new smile
You have to adapt
Or you'll be out of style
It's always the same
You're jumping someone else's train
If you pick up on it quick
You can say you were there
Again and again and again
You're jumping someone else's train
It's the latest wave
That you've been craving for
The old ideal was getting such a bore
Now you're back in line
Going not quite quite as far
But in half the time
Everyone's happy
They're finally all the same
Because everyone's jumping
Everybody else's train
Jumping someone else's train
Jumping someone else's train
Jumping someone else's train

Cannon Feb 21, 2013 - 10:23	chadlymn wrote: In my opinion, this is the best Cure song ever!!!!! Yup, agreed! [ Reply ]
treatment_bound Feb 21, 2013 - 10:21	Proclivities wrote: This song pre-dates the existence of R.E.M., but there is a similarity. This was before The Cure got into their Gothic personas. The first Cure album is still their best. It seems like that's the case for many groups. [ Reply ]
akiml Dec 20, 2012 - 18:12	This is a rare - very rare TEN!! Brilliant song. [ Reply ]
Dyn0hub Nov 19, 2012 - 09:31	Oh yeah!!! [ Reply ]
Rotterdam Sep 01, 2012 - 23:58	That_SOB wrote: There's smoke flying out of my gerbil's running wheel. . . Go Gerbil go!!! [ Reply ]
lemmoth Aug 01, 2012 - 13:18	They've always denied it but the cover is Robert Smith without his makeup. [ Reply ]
That_SOB Jul 16, 2012 - 13:35	There's smoke flying out of my gerbil's running wheel. . . [ Reply ]
suesblues Jul 01, 2012 - 03:15	garycha wrote: ...plenty sounded like this in 1979 in UK. Few still sound good today though. I recall as a student that Cure caused a furure with their song Killing An Arab offending a number of the Student Left wingers across the country. Ha, so tame now. I preferred the Cure before Goth was applied as their label. My 5 year old loves A Forest. Killing and Arab's a brilliant song (haven't really thought about it's political correctness or otherwise) - I thought it was based on Camus' The Outsider' where the scene on the beach is a critical moment in his existential wranglings... Having a Cure revival right now. Agree they looked and sounded much better before they became Goth [ Reply ]
garycha May 14, 2012 - 07:02	...plenty sounded like this in 1979 in UK. Few still sound good today though. I recall as a student that Cure caused a furure with their song Killing An Arab offending a number of the Student Left wingers across the country. Ha, so tame now. I preferred the Cure before Goth was applied as their label. My 5 year old loves A Forest. [ Reply ]
aspicer Apr 28, 2012 - 11:31	Definitely one of my all time fav Cure songs! Simply awesome - and to thing it was '79. Very little sounded like this. [ Reply ]
emulet Apr 12, 2012 - 10:49	Sasha2001 wrote: Nailed it, as usual. Cure circa 1979. Can you identify Robert Smith? But...... they look....... normal!!! I just can't watch this......... [ Reply ]
MaryAndrea Apr 12, 2012 - 10:46	A masterpiece! Reminds me when I was 20 and we went with friends with the car, looking for girls [ Reply ]
whtahtefcuk Apr 12, 2012 - 10:42	NICE [ Reply ]
Sasha2001 Mar 11, 2012 - 19:36	Proclivities wrote: This song pre-dates the existence of R.E.M., but there is a similarity. This was before The Cure got into their Gothic personas. Nailed it, as usual. Cure circa 1979. Can you identify Robert Smith? [ Reply ]
mrdak Jan 24, 2012 - 08:39	Oh yeah................. most e xcellent bra! [ Reply ]
chadlymn Jan 24, 2012 - 08:34	In my opinion, this is the best Cure song ever!!!!! [ Reply ]
neuticle Dec 07, 2011 - 10:55	Yeah, finally a different CURE song..about time.. [ Reply ]
terrapin52 Nov 21, 2011 - 21:09	Great early Cure song. It's almost two different bands, then and now. Both awesome. [ Reply ]
Proclivities Oct 05, 2011 - 06:14	NeilBlanchard wrote: The first couple of chords make me think of early R.E.M. Neil This song pre-dates the existence of R.E.M., but there is a similarity. This was before The Cure got into their Gothic personas. [ Reply ]
NeilBlanchard Oct 05, 2011 - 06:10	The first couple of chords make me think of early R.E.M. Neil [ Reply ]