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Black Hole Hometowns

from Better Days by Lions & Creators

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You were a vagabond to me then
just waiting for the seas so change,
a summers end and I am torn between
the new and old and never coming back again.

But I’d do anything for this
But I’d do anything to make it change

A subtle taste of the absolute
and some sharp tongued truth
a bay breeze blown onto my lips
and I’m sinking again

If I could shake the weight of this consciousness
you’d never find me back again,
and again, and again, and again.

So save me some space to carry on,
I’ll hold this in my heart.

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from Better Days, released December 18, 2015

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Lions & Creators Minneapolis, Minnesota

Lions & Creators is a post-rock outfit from Minneapolis, MN. Their 2011 release "Growing" brought them favorable attention and a small, but dedicated fan base. After a 2 year hiatus, the band is back with their first full length, Better Days - due out in late 2015. ... more

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