“Lovesong” was written by the lead singer, Robert Smith, as a wedding present for his fiancée, Mary Poole, right before they tied the knot. The pair met in school when they were only 14, and they are still together to this day. She appeared in their “Just Like Heaven” music video and inspired the lyrics to “Lovesong.”
When speaking about his wife with Yahoo! Entertainment, he said, “Mary means so incomprehensibly much to me. I actually don’t think she has ever realized how dependent I’ve been of her during all these years we’ve been together."
When Adele spoke about why she chose to record the cover with The Sun, she said, "My first gig was the Cure in Finsbury Park, which my mum took me to as she's their biggest fan." She added, "My voice had gone, which I was a bit kind of paranoid about, but it actually suits the song really, really well.”
Even though this was the only top 10 Billboard Hot 100 hit for The Cure, they have several well-known songs, including “Friday I’m in Love,” “Just Like Heaven,” and “Boys Don’t Cry.”
The Cure is still together to this day. They are still performing and touring.
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