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American Cities

from High Tide by Healers

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Heaven keeps calling my name
It keeps begging me, begging me to stay

We could talk about slow death
but in the city you move fast
We could go for a walk now
But you probably shouldn’t do that

In American cities, American Cities
Where half of us learn to die by living
In American cities, American Cities
Where half of us learn to die by living
Again, again again, by dying again, again, again

Heaven written all over your face
Because by the way you walk you must be looking for your grave

We could talk about slow death
but in the city you move fast
We could go for a walk now
But you probably shouldn’t do that

In American cities, American Cities
Where half of us learn to die by living
In American cities, American Cities
Where half of us learn to die by living
Again, again again, by dying again, again, again

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from High Tide, track released March 1, 2024

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Healers Oakland, California

Healers is a Post-Punk band from Oakland, CA comprised of Mikey Meadows, Gloria Ines and Neko Wortham.

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