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'Cathedral' by Sprints is an alternative track from the album 'Letter to Self' (2024). The lyrics speak in the language of family apology and uneasy self-assessment, addressing mother and father while asking whether anyone is truly happy, and admitting to a kind of shut-eyed living. One repeated phrase, “Mother, father”, frames the song as a direct address, making its doubts feel personal rather than philosophical. It ends up sounding like a messy inventory of guilt and acceptance, arranged as a lament that keeps circling the same question.
"Cathedral" is a track by Sprints, from the album Letter to Self, released 5th January 2024. The track is 3:00 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about Sprints.
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