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lyrics

There's no such thing as a golden age
At least that's what i tell myself
Sitting in dust on a shelf
There words enshrined, stories bound as classics
But did their minds burn as well?

There's no such thing as a golden age
At least that's what i tell myself
Nostalgic times feel safe
When everything has changed

When I'm in their lives
On a page or on a screen
I know i sure as hell wish that was me

In dust, on a shelf
Words shrined, stories bound as classics
Don't forget their minds burned as well

There's no such thing as a golden age
At least that's what i tell myself
Nostalgic times feel safe
When everything has changed

When i think on times in my life
I glorify them, simplify them
And give up on the fight

But when i got to sleep tonight
I wanna be how i am
Even if that's not alright

There's no such thing as the golden age
There's no such thing as the golden age

What the fuck is the golden age? (even when i)
What a waste is the golden age? (even when i)
There's no such thing as the golden age
There's no such thing as the golden age
Even when i say...

Those were the days

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from Somewhere Near, released September 17, 2020

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Max Aurora & The Southern Lights Melbourne, Australia

Max Aurora & The Southern Lights are a dreamy bittersweet indie rock band based in Naarm / Melbourne. From other characters perspectives, to sifting through their daily life, Max creates heart-gripping songs that treat emotions with care and curiosity. The band’s debut single “How I Missed Home” is inspired by one of the youngest people to sail the world Laura Dekker and is out June 29th. ... more

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