Don't Move
The Church · Other Songs - The Church
beautiful furniture
powdered gun drifting up inside
Cretaceous man become just what I am
Now don't move, don't move
Ooooh don't move
Composed of solid song, we get along
Distance crunching honchos with echo units
Sue me if you want, there's nothing left
Now don't move, don't move
Oooh don't move.
Now mix it up with water like a sacrifice to slaughter
Take off your helment lay down your cable
Pick it up (?) earthshaker, Poseidon heart-breaker
Don't move don't move
Ooooh don't move
No neo-Henrik Ibsen with a prehistoric Gibson
Could begin to do what I have almost done
Now look into the sunset before the final credit
Don't move don't move
The miracles (Americans ?) come falling, the miracles come crawling
I'm scared of something nasty (Do you know what kind of snake ?)
Forget the memories dear, that I was ever here
Don't move don't move
Don't Move
The Church is an Australian rock band renowned for their atmospheric sound and ethereal guitar work, often associated with the alternative rock and dream pop genres. While best known globally for their 1988 hit 'Under the Milky Way,' the group has maintained a consistent presence in the post-punk and new wave scenes. 'Don't Move' exemplifies the band's signature style, featuring layered instrumentation and a moody, introspective atmosphere that characterizes much of their discography. The track showcases the group's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with a darker, textured sonic palette. As part of their broader body of work, the song reflects the artistic maturity and sonic exploration that have defined The Church's career since their formation in the late 1970s.