_Patrick Wolf – “The City”

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Patrick Wolf dives into a happier mood for “The City”, a single from Lupercalia, his 5th studio album to be released in May. It turns out “Time of My Life” was just a teaser single as this one is the official. Listening to this, I can understand why “Time of My Life” was just a teaser, because this is a bit more fast paced and suited for a bigger audience. I can totally see the Glee cast covering this song (not a bad thing). Throughout the song Mr. Wolf repeats the line “Won’t let the city destroy us/ won’t let the city destroy our love”, which is so very catchy.

Patrick Wolf – “The City” by vinylandvodka

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  2. Patrick Wolf – “The City” (Richard X Remix) | Vinyl and Vodka, on January 28, 11 Said:

    [...] I’m a big fan of Patrick Wolf, and the Richard X Remix of “The City” (which I posted just 2 days ago) is a fun, dance version of the already joyful [...]

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