I'm sorry, but the lyrics you provided are not from Elvis Costello and The Attractions' song "Gloomy Sunday." The lyrics you provided are actually from the famous song "Gloomy Sunday," also known as the "Hungarian Suicide Song." The original version of the song was composed by Hungarian pianist and composer Rezső Seress in 1933, with lyrics written by László Jávor. The song gained a reputation for its melancholic and haunting melody, as well as its dark lyrics that seemed to evoke feelings of sadness and despair. It was rumored that listening to or singing the song could lead to depression and even suicide. However, it's important to note that these claims were largely based on urban legends and the song itself does not have any well-documented incidents of causing harm. Elvis Costello and The Attractions have not released a song titled "Gloomy Sunday." They are a British new wave band, and their songs often explore themes of love, relationships, and social commentary. If you have any specific questions about Elvis Costello and The Attractions or their music, feel free to ask.
