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This may be a long shot. In 88 or 89, I got obsessed with a song and I'm hoping somebody can help me find it. Here's what I've got:
Robert Fripp may have played on the album, but I don't believe that it was one of his albums. It was by someone associated with him and I can't remember who.
The lyrics were an English translation of "La Chanson d'Hélène," so the woman's part was like:
Tonight it is September
And I have closed the door
The sun will not shine anymore
And the man's part was like:
It's better this way, Helen
It was love without friendship
We will change these memories
And I will not write to you anymore
And she was like:
This sucks.
Her voice was quite high, mmmaybe just a bit annoying. No offense.
I've found many other renditions of "La Chanson d'Hélène," of course, but this was the one that turned me onto it and I haven't heard it for, I dunno, a decade or more.
Thanks! I've got my fingers crossed.
The only hope I can provide is that his team work with Toyah Wilcox was frequent about that time. Might want to check out her material?
Will do, thanks!
Sunday All Over The World was 1991.