A Long Day Dying (formerly known as Long Day Dying) is a formerly unidentified AOR song by British band Glory. It was recorded in 1987, but never officially released.
Search History[]
On August 7th, 2019, user JurgenS posted the song to WatZatSong. They said the song was recorded in 1987, but didn’t provide any information about where it came from. The OP didn’t provide a longer snippet due to copyright reasons.
On December 20th, 2020, the OP came back and said that the song was likely by a band called Glory, and that the title was possibly Love, but they didn’t fully remember.
On October 22nd, 2022, the OP came back again and posted the full song to Mediafire after multiple users asked them to post it.
On May 26th, 2023, band member Doug Palfreeman confirmed the song was by the band. He said the song was called A Long Day Dying, it was unreleased, it was recorded in London, and that there wasn’t high quality audio of it anymore.
On July 11th, 2023, the OP came back and acknowledged the song being solved, they said the song was recorded off of a radio station in Germany.
Lyrics[]
We've reached the sticky end
Of a never lasting strip
There's no need to apologize
When nothing has been broken yet
In fact, we've built a wall
Can you get over this?
Too long to walk around
Too thick, too tough to break
And our love has spent a long day dying
Our love has spent a long day dying
Words were waisted lying
Love has spent a long day dying
Bring me my bow of gold
And my arrows of desire
God's Cupid never knows
How to make things easier
In fact, we'd have our way
I'd take all you had to give
Another cliché bites the dust
I said without you, I can not live
And our love has spent a long day dying
Our love has spent a long day dying
Words were waisted lying
Love has spent a long day dying
Our love has spent a long day dying
Love has spent a long day dying
Words were waisted lying
Love has spent a long day dying
Our love has spent a long day dying
Our love has spent a long day dying
Glory[]
Glory was an AOR and pop rock band from the UK.
The band consisted of Andy Lovell, Nick Tauber, Gerry Barter, and Doug Palfreeman.
In 1987, the band released their first and only single, Hearts Will Sing, with two songs.
Sometime around 1987, the band disbanded.
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