About a Town
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About a Town
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It’s a story about a town
Made of strings and made of sound
Streets were lightened by Sun
Songs were heard by everyone
But people come and people go
Where have we been? Well, I don’t know
Some got married, some quit the job
Some had children or went abroad
We’ve said we’d never let it die
So many dreams we had inside
I miss it like it was before
Oh, we don’t live there anymore
It's a story about a town
Made of strings and made of sound
Sun got covered by the clouds
And the rain flooded all around
We’ve said we’d never let it die
So many dreams we had inside
I miss it like it was before
Oh, we don’t live there anymore
Well, All the story has to end
that's all I have to tell, my friends
It was a story about a town
Made of strings and made of sound
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