1. As the first aspect of Cemetary went to its grave, Sundown rose from the ashes, when Mathias Lodmalm teamed up with bass-player Johnny Hagel. Hagel had played in Tiamat, another well known Swedish band. Together with drummer Christian Silver, another member of Cemetary, they started to create what was going to be Design 19, their debut album. The 19 tour followed the album, and Andreas Johansson was recruited to play the guitar.
The second release from Sundown (not counting the digi-pack version of Design 19) was Glimmer. Before this album had reached the market in 1999, some major changes had been made within the band. Most evident was the departure of Hagel, who left to later form Lithium. Andreas Karlsson took the role of playing the bass, and Herman Engström replaced Andreas Johansson on guitar. Glimmer was produced, mixed and engineered by Lodmalm and Silver, and all music and lyrics was written by Lodmalm.
The musical direction was moving further away from metal, which is the trademark for their label, Century Media. The decision to disband Sundown was made and Lodmalm reformed Cemetary under the name of Cemetary 1213 together with Christian Silver and Herman Engström.
2. Sundown was a local Macon band that was in the studio with Paul Hornsby producing in 1970. Recording did not go smoothly, since the band broke up a couple of times during the recording. Paul Hornsby brought in some buddies and wound up finishing the record using names like Bill Stewart (Capricorn Rhythm Section), Charlie Hayward (later of the Charlie Daniels Band) and Chuck Leavell on piano (later of The Allman Brothers Band and Sea Level). Paul Hornsby also played organ. The album has been compared to The Allman Brothers Band and their precursor, The Hour Glass. It's basically old school 60's rock, and at times a little country twang gives away its origin.
4. The Dutch folk duo Sundown released one self-titled album in 1970.
6. The alternative rock band Sundown from Indianapolis, IN, released a demo in 2021. They then released the full-length album Keep Moving in 2022. Their music is influenced by punk, hardcore, and garage rock.
7. The Irish rock band Sundown began releasing music in 2019. Their singles include Deal With The Devil, = Kicking Up a Storm, and Fall From Grace, among others.
8. The funk/soul artist Sundown, also known as Space Cadets, released one single, Spaced Outta Place on Parkside Records in 1981. It was reissued in 2022
LifeTime
Sundown Lyrics
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All you wanna do is just scream and shout
Tell it to the world - It's over now
Whatever we had got lost somehow
But you don't feel that same way do you
Not this time around
If you could save us now then would you
But you don't feel that same way do you
Not this time around
It all comes crashing down how could you
Over and out
Nothing in this world could ever change
Who you truely are and how it's all arranged
Nothing in this world could ever heal
All this fucking pain you made me feel
The opening verse of Sundown's song "Lifetime" sets the tone for the entire song. The singer is addressing someone who is "so worn out" that they want to scream and shout. This person is encouraged to "tell it to the world." The singer is fully aware that things are over now and whatever they had lost along the way. However, the person being addressed doesn't feel the same way as the singer; they can't save the relationship now. The lyrics suggest that the singer feels the relationship has "come crashing down."
The second verse explores the depth of the pain that the singer feels. They claim that "nothing in this world could ever change who you truly are." Their pain is not only due to the loss of the relationship, but also the pain that has been inflicted upon them. They state that "nothing in this world could ever heal all this fucking pain you made me feel."
Ultimately, "Lifetime" is a song about heartbreak and the pain of losing a relationship. The singer is grappling with the fact that the relationship is over and that they are unable to save it. The lyrics are raw and emotional, capturing the intense feelings that arise when someone they love is no longer in their life.
Line by Line Meaning
Tell it to the world - You're so worn out
You feel exhausted and defeated and want everyone to know.
All you wanna do is just scream and shout
You have so much pent-up frustration and anger that you just want to release it all.
Tell it to the world - It's over now
The relationship is done and you want to let the world know.
Whatever we had got lost somehow
Something in the relationship went wrong and now it's irreparably broken.
But you don't feel that same way do you
The other person doesn't seem to be as upset as you are.
Not this time around
This isn't the first time things have gone wrong between you.
If you could save us now then would you
If there was a chance to fix things, you would take it.
Over and out
The communication has ended and the relationship is finished.
It all comes crashing down how could you
Everything has fallen apart and the other person is to blame.
Nothing in this world could ever change
No amount of effort or time could change who the other person really is and how they act.
Who you truly are and how it's all arranged
The person's fundamental personality and the nature of the relationship are not subject to change.
Nothing in this world could ever heal
The pain caused by the other person cannot be erased or eased.
All this fucking pain you made me feel
The other person is responsible for causing a lot of hurt and distress.
Contributed by Peyton W. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@alex-hi2gv
Beautiful song
@user-ln9ou8mo3s
I've searched for the masterpiece for about 15 years
@fiore7798
But you don't feel the same way do you? Not this time all around
It all comes crushing down now could ya, could ya? OVER AND OUUUUT!