Room Full Of Diamonds
The Church · Other Songs - The Church
I don't know which way to turn
Girlfriend's in the next room with her boyfriend
She's handing out the keys
Silence to the underdog
The one who don't get a job
Talks about the boys in her life
I don't believe a single word she says
And she's lying and crying, lying and crying
What am I supposed to do
You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone
Why did she have to leave so soon
I used to be in love though not the first time
It was the daughter of the mayor (man ?)
She talks about the men in her life
I don't believe a word
'Cause she's lying, crying, lying, crying, lying, crying, lying, crying
She's lying and crying, crying
What am I supposed to do
You don't know what you've got 'til it's gone
Why did she have to leave so soon
Standing in a room full of diamonds
I don't know which way to turn
Girlfriend's in the next room with her boyfriend
She's handing out the keys
She's lying and crying, crying, lying and crying
Room full of diamonds
Room Full Of Diamonds
Room Full Of Diamonds stands as a compelling song in The Church's expansive catalogue, showcasing the band's signature blend of atmospheric rock and melodic depth. Emerging from the Australian post-punk scene, the group has long been celebrated for their ethereal soundscapes and intricate guitar work. This track continues that tradition, weaving together shimmering textures with a driving rhythm that defines their sonic identity. While the song may not carry the immediate global recognition of their most famous hits, it reflects the consistent quality and artistic vision that have sustained their career for decades. The recording captures the band's ability to balance introspective lyrics with expansive production, offering listeners a rich auditory experience that resonates with both longtime fans and new audiences discovering their work.