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lyrics
There’ll be no summer this year.
I heard it on the news today.
But for me it’s no big deal.
I knew it all along
and I’m used to the rain.
Now there’s nothing you could give me
that it’s worth my precious time
because everything you promised was a lie.
Now there’s nothing you could tell me
that could make me change my mind.
I know I won’t find my way looking behind.
Some say clouds are drawing near.
All I feel is wind of change.
I have nothing more to fear.
It’s not because I’m strong,
it’s ‘cause my interest’s waned.
I heard it on the news today.
But for me it’s no big deal.
I knew it all along
and I’m used to the rain.
Now there’s nothing you could give me
that it’s worth my precious time
because everything you promised was a lie.
Now there’s nothing you could tell me
that could make me change my mind.
I know I won’t find my way looking behind.
Some say clouds are drawing near.
All I feel is wind of change.
I have nothing more to fear.
It’s not because I’m strong,
it’s ‘cause my interest’s waned.
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from Everything I Thought I Knew,
released March 1, 2016
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Bridges to nowhere Talavera De La Reina, Spain
Bridges to Nowhere is a punk/alternative rock band based in Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
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