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Lost Cities
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Lost cities, what a pity
all those years spent building
on a love so flimsy,
so unreal
Lost cities, what a pity
all that time spent on nothing
the structures crumble
as they yell
till death, till death, till death do we part
till death, till death, till the death of this love
Lost cities, what a pity
adults with hearts of youth
the walls and windows
echo with the truth
Lost cities, what a pity
the way a home can cry,
hearing angry voices
as their love dies
till death, till death, till death do we part
till death, till death, of a crumbling love
destroy yourselves already,
you’re halfway there,
the buildings are falling,
but you’re still here
don’t you see there’s no home
no home left for love here
Lost cities, what a pity
no one knows when it’s time
to accept a lost love
and say goodbye
Till death, till death, till death do we part
till death, till the death of a failing love
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Bandshes Hartford, Connecticut
Bandshes are an indie-folk trio from Hartford, CT.
Zoe: Lead singer and
lyricist
Athena: Keys
Emily: Harmonies and violin
For bookings and inquiries email us at bandshes@gmail.com
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