The Chameleons

Top songs meanings

P.S. Goodbye
Don't Fall
Monkeyland
View From a Hill
Nostalgia
As High as You Can Go
Second Skin
Swamp Thing
Perfume Garden

About The Chameleons

The Chameleons, formed in 1981 in Middleton, Greater Manchester, are a post-punk band known for their atmospheric sound and poignant lyrics. The group, fronted by Mark Burgess, gained a strong following in the 1980s with their distinctive guitar work and emotional depth, releasing influential albums like 'Script of the Bridge' and 'What Does Anything Mean? Basically'.

Their music often delves into themes of loss of innocence, dangerous dreams, and bittersweet past nostalgia, reflecting on the complexities of growing up and the emotional turbulence of chasing fame. The Chameleons' evocative lyrics and haunting melodies continue to resonate with fans, embodying a timeless exploration of human experiences and emotions.