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Artist: Doves
Canonical path: /doves/some-cities
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Some Cities
Read Some Cities lyrics by Doves on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Some Cities
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Think I might have met you before
I think it's time we settled a score
Buildings there they stretch so tall
It's steel and brick no more, no more
Can't I make you see?
Too much history coming down
Another building brought to ground
Roads that come together
My memory never severs
The love'll never sever for me
Can't I make you see?
Some cities crush
Some cities heal
Some cities laugh
While other cities steal
Can't I make you see?
Some cities crush
Some cities...
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