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Quer​é​taro

from Cardboard City by Legends of Et cetera

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Cheap hotels on summer nights
The ripples in the moonlight
I’m in the airport just trying to find my way
All the sights and all the signs
They crossed over a line
A weapon drawn on a cool Monday

And it’s all right
To feel alone
It’s all right
In a city you don’t know
It’s all right
To feel alone
Does it mean that you won’t go

City signs no one sees
Empty bottles in the frozen street
Old habits I outgrew
Those old pictures that we’d keep
Hidden well behind the backseat
Show someone who looks a lot like you used to







And it’s all right
To feel alone
Querétaro
I can feel you in the air in Mexico
And it’s all right
To feel alone
Does it mean that you won’t go

I’m on the outside looking in
At this life I could have lived
With someone I used to know

And it’s all right
To feel alone
It’s all right
In a city you don’t know
It’s all right
To feel alone
Does it mean that you won’t go

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from Cardboard City, released January 6, 2018

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Legends of Et cetera Baltimore, Maryland

Legends of Et cetera formed in Baltimore in 2013, when the oldest member was 16 and the youngest 14.
They are Serena Miller on guitar and vocals, Graham vonBriesen on bass and vocals, and Jakob Coburn on drums. (Mack Watson, the band's original keyboard player, recently left the group.)

They release their second record on January 6, Serena's 20th birthday. ... more

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