All See It Now
The Church · Other Songs - The Church
And you just wanna feel enlightened
Baby, in front of you
Oh, my what love can do
You shouldn't have to hide in darkness
Its not such a good likeness
Baby, less of you
Oh yeah, what love can do
And we all see it now
You talk a lot without a purpose
You walk around just like circus
Baby, is it true?
That's what love did to you
You've got a friend who's very famous
I know you'd never ever shame us
Baby, but look at you
That's what fame can do
And we all see it now
You took a lot of people with you
And now expect them to forgive you
You're not through
That's what it means to you
And then you lie down on the sofa
You know you shouldn't really bother
Baby, I'm here too
That's what it does to you
And we all see it now
All See It Now
The Church, an Australian rock band renowned for their atmospheric sound and ethereal guitar work, released "All See It Now" as part of their extensive discography. Emerging from the post-punk and new wave scenes of the 1980s, the group has consistently crafted music that blends melancholic melodies with introspective lyrics. This track exemplifies their signature style, featuring shimmering guitar lines and a haunting vocal delivery that invites listeners into a reflective mood. While often overshadowed by their massive hit "Under the Milky Way," songs like "All See It Now" demonstrate the band's ability to maintain a distinct sonic identity across decades. The recording stands as a testament to their enduring influence on alternative rock, offering a moment of quiet intensity within their broader catalogue of work.