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Negative Buildings

from The City That Disappears by Thot

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lyrics

Empty buildings beat like unfilled hearts,
I can't get enough of that urban sap.
With which flow should I swim, in order to reach my swarm?
Sometimes I lose myself to find a better way.

Empty mondays kill the friday mass, in front of my screen,
I'm looking back trough years when I was a child, I was tuning the fields.
Somehow, I'm getting old and I should wear a mask

Yesterday, we broke our first mirror,
Yesterday we threw our last anchor,
I have the life of another man, he's crashed his soul and split his eyes.
If I could go back to those streets,
Oh my town, I swear today, I'd save your walls

These last new words are drawing the path, to the south, from the lost,
and I'm taking back the switch that I've found, is linked to my virtual swarm,
Somehow, it didn’t work, I'm running mad.

Yesterday, we broke our first mirror,
Yesterday we threw our last anchor,
I have the life of another man, he's crashed his soul and split his eyes.
If I could go back to those streets,
Oh my town, I swear today, I'd save your walls.

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from The City That Disappears, released April 14, 2014

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After an audacious cover of Pink Floyd's "What Shall We Do Now?" in 2021, the collective entered 2022 with "Méandres", an Ep in which the French language finds its place within 3 new unleashed tracks, including a collaboration with female singers of the polyphonic choir "Le Mystère des Voix Bulgares". ... more

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