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Artist: The Nude Party
Canonical path: /the-nude-party/cities
Related lyric paths: 6
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Cities
Read Cities lyrics by The Nude Party on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Cities
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Cities, laughing people
And concrete streets that all crack equally under hot tar
My, my, we've come far
Highways spread like cancer
Headlights dance across the ceiling, leaving dark things
Alone and unseen
Factories drip red water
Creatures slaughtered by the humans who consume them
Life is fuel to them
Where the lights, constant sound
Drown out my fear of extinction
Oceans are getting blacker
And people bluer, every sewer holds its last gasp
Come on and let me breathe a little
Where the lights, constant sound
Drown out my fear of extinction
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