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You just don't know how sick.... LOL/ChYU

Swansea? SOUND!

You have to understand the history of Ever and All The Daughters. I was the bass player in Ever Mk1 but then Ever dissolved so I helped form All The Daughters with Lyndon on vocals and Nick on guitar. We dissolved after differences in the band then Lyndon and I helped reform Ever (Mk2) with Peter the original Ever guitarist and various drummers. We brought the catalogue of songs from All The Daughters and merged them with the Ever catalogue as we were similar in style. Hope that helps?

@@MantaRay10 ohhh ok yeah i never knew that but it helps , yeah thats really cool to know. I'm just one of those young 21 year old lads , came across the band last year n didnt find the other demos until this year, you guys were one of the best

Originally formed in Crawley 1981 as a duo with a drum machine, we went through various incarnations, members and record labels until eventually knocking it on the head in 1992. We didn't have a lot of luck with record labels and distributers - rough trade and Midnight records going bust on the eve of our 1st single and 1st album, but we played a fair amount of gigs around the country, supported some good bands and had some wild times. It is still possible to get hold our 'Virginise' EP, a track on the Forever changing compilation with Blur, and another track on the Nocturnal compilation album.

i was a big Ever fan bak in the day, you mention an album. Any chance of hearing the songs.@@lordlazerus

this is their original, later covered by ASD.

"Driving in their daddy's cars" - original.

Better late than never with the reply. Sleepyhead was written and performed first by All the Daughters but the band soon fell apart. After that Ever was reformed with me back on bass and Lyndon replacing David on vocals. Pete was the original Ever guitarist who replaced Nick (ATD), who didn't want to be any part of the band scene at the time. We had similar style in songs so we merged the best songs from the catalogue of the bands. I hope that helps and sorry it's taken so long for you to get an answer.

@@MantaRay10 Yes, thanks. I had a feeling that they were connected somehow.

Just going to hijack this comment a little bit to ask if you maybe had/remember the lyrics to this song? Between this and the Ever version, I can make out most of it, but there are certain parts that I can't quite understand. Thanks!

@@patrickcaffrey8180 We go back such a long way I remember when each new day was a lovers day But I recall you crying little Sleepyhead God still looks down on me Hope she likes what she sees And I won’t forget my stupid grin As you lay there dozing on my lap at the back of the coach Ah we’d grow up so well, my Sleepyhead God still looks down on me Hope she likes what she sees I’m so drowsy but it makes no sense to me Why a boy could have been so happy on a school leaving day And the summertime, it reminds me of an age ago You’d lie with me in the long grass and swap tongues with me We left school more than best friends We had to share a room at David’s party And we spoilt everything, my little Sleepyhead I took the hint climbed in your bed But we didn’t sleep, no no, didn’t sleep Didn’t sleep. I’m still drowsy but it makes no sense to me Why a boy could have been so happy on a school leaving day And the summertime, it reminds me of an age ago You’d lie with me in the long grass and swap tongues with me

Thanks so much!

Yah, I bought a 7" and Hue signed it for me, Caerdydd, Globe, this last decade.