Change in Mood

About Change in Mood

"Change in Mood" is the debut single from Australian pop/new wave group Kids in the Kitchen. The song was released in October 1983 as the lead single from their debut studio album, Shine (1985). The song peaked at number 10 on the Australian Kent Music Report. At the 1983 Countdown Music Awards, the song was nominated for 'Best Debut Single', losing out to "Bop Girl" by Pat Wilson.

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Look so careful
For a fault
Wait one minute
Say no more
Bewildered then
Bewildered now
Conceal forever
Is this the end?

I'm waiting, I'm changing

Now my eyes are 
Open wide
Fear in voice, 
I remember
Change in mood
I can sense it
Changing every day

I remember 
Infatuation
It's a figure of your 
Imagination
Through young times
Wilder minds
Conceal forever
Is this the end?

Change in mood
I can sense it
Changing every day

Words of meaning
Words of change
You look inside
There's nothing there
I can't, I can't  
No I can't
That's forever

Change in mood
I can sense it
Changing every day
Change in mood
I can sense it
Changing every day

Oh
Whoa oh oh oh
Whoa oh oh oh
Whoa oh
La la la la la
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Kids in the Kitchen

Kids in the Kitchen was a band from Melbourne, Australia that enjoyed considerable local success during the 1980s. The band stood squarely within the New Romantic movement that dominated mid-1980s pop, showing influences of "New-Rom" groups such as Ultravox in its use of synthesisers, its angst-ridden lyrics, and the tendency of frontman Scott Carne to pronounce words such as "too" and "do" as if these had two syllables. more »

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