Furniture - Once Set In Stone

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Once upon a time
In a land now lost to a sober life
She didn't care for it
I was despised
So I left the ever afters behind
I was a chivalrous king
Who fell in love and made her my queen
I wasn't up for it
She left in the night
So I left the ever afters behind
She came back and I got my head right
To our refuge we ride
Raise a drawbridge on the world outside
I wasn't made for it
She's too kind
To be holding the fort by my side
Just don't let the ever afters decide
All of the signs once set in stone
Now nothing is sacred anymore

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Furniture is a British indie pop band that was formed in 1979 in London. The band was originally a quartet consisting of Jim Irvin (vocals, guitar), Tim Whelan (keyboards), Hamilton Lee (drums), and Maya Gilder (bass). They quickly gained a following in the London music scene with their melodic pop songs and catchy hooks.

Furniture released their debut single, "Why Are We In Love?" in 1981 and followed it up with their first album, "The Wrong People" in 1983. The album received critical acclaim and established the band as one of the leading acts in the UK indie music scene.

Over the years, Furniture went through several lineup changes and released a string of albums and singles that showcased their eclectic sound and songwriting skills. Their music was characterized by lush arrangements, poetic lyrics, and a blend of alternative rock, new wave, and post-punk influences.

Despite not achieving mainstream success, Furniture continued to be a cult favorite among music fans and critics. They disbanded in the late 1980s but reunited briefly in the early 2000s for a series of live shows and festival appearances.

Today, Furniture is remembered as one of the pioneering indie bands of the 1980s, with their music still cherished by fans of alternative pop and post-punk. Their influence can be heard in the music of contemporary indie bands, and their legacy continues to inspire new generations of musicians.