It's Small Cities with Fargo.

We stay out all day, grushing out on leaves where they lay, and we destroy so much

We destroy so much, we destroy so much.

Now, at the lake, I would hold you under, with a loud, you will come up swinging, and

piercing my name between breaths, but I was not sorry.

Open, turn those things out, still shining, they are shining.

When you got that gun, you shoot at birds in the grapefights behind your house,

on the day you shot one, I ran back crying to my home, I could not say what I'd done.

Open, turn those things out, still shining, they are shining.

We'll still be ringing without saying goodbye, everything's all right.

Open, turn those things out, still shining, they are shining.

When you got that gun, you shoot at birds in the grapefights behind, everything's all right.

Open, turn those things out, still shining.

Great song by a new, what could be a great band, tracks called Fargo, their performers are the small cities.

This is off of the EP which is self-titled, haven't had a street release and a digital release in May 2008, being distributed by Common Cloud Records.

Band for Minnesota formed in the Twin Cities in the winter of 2006, as they said they cut their teeth with other Minneapolis bands like West Burden and the Librarians in real space,

and by, quote, swimming in at least three of Minnesota's 10,000 lakes.

To learn more, head over to commoncloud.com.

That's it for now, hope you enjoy this one from the small cities, no matter what, make sure you come on back for more great music.