The Cure - Endsong (lyrics)

"Songs Of A Lost World" for us to enjoy... What a new The Cure masterpiece!

[scottlumsdon]

Just when you think Robert has given us enough over 4 decades....you get this. Bloody chills.

[rogerprattiii]

Only true Cure fans know what they are listening to.This song is amazing !!! I can analyze it, and appreciate it forever!!!

[marieangecampagnolo]

Well, I am 70 and still love The Cure. I have loved them since the day when I saw Robert Smith for the first time a long long time ago.
Wonderful song !
From France, thank you The Cure

[craiggostyn]

“No hopes, no dreams, no world”. The Cure at its absolute finest.
Just saw them in Toronto. The absolute best.

[an_angry_flyy]

I went to the show in Philly last weekend, as a millennial that discovered the cure on his own as a kid, hearing this song brought tears to my eyes. Masterpiece!!

[andy__]

My daughter is two days old, the first time she stopped crying I was singing this song to her softly. It’s only the beginning for her - I hope she will always love The Cure as much as her dad!

[darrenabrams]

I’ve been listening to The Cure since 1980 never get tired of them!! One of the greatest bands of my lifetime..

[winterdogmusic]

This is pure, straight from the heart, it's a true masterpiece. My new favourite cure song. Love to all fans ❤

[alexlel]

Absolute masterpiece. We're all lost in the same deep water of time...

[homer]

I'm 59 now and this song really hits home for me.
59.... wow. How the hell did that happen?

[joopi]

Been on 8 shows of the "Lost World" tour. This song blasts away your head when played live. Masterpiece!

[jbm]

As an 80s kid, I mostly knew of The Cure as that Goth Rock/New Wave band with the weirdo/creepy frontman that had one song I genuinely adored: Lovesong. One day, while killing time at work, I stumbled upon a picture of the band and listened to the song after a few years. It led me to looking up whats considered their best songs. I listened, for the first time, to Pictures Of You, A Forrest and Fascination Street. I was instantly hooked. How did I ignore this brilliant music for so long? Not only that but how did I think so little of Robert Smith? He was not a weirdo but a musical genius. A kindred spirit. Come to find out he was born the same year as my dad (1959) and, unbelievably, that we share a birthday (April 21st). No wonder I connect with him, especially on this song. I started balling when i heard the lyrics. God bless you, Robert. Thanks for the music.

[didierb]

I find it incredible that after more than 30 years, they can still surprise us. This is indeed a masterpiece, a jewel to be listened to with no moderation. Merci !

[AvAfanfromfrance]

The Cure going shoegaze/dreampop again is all I could wish for. A powerful trip, a wall of sound that goes right through every fiber of you. I'm glad I'm alive at the same time as them and their art

[odinp]

This is pure cure.
Corker of a song.
So deep.
So beautiful.
I have loved these guys since I was 15, 34 years now.
A band I'll never tire of.

[chrismarlow]

Best band ever Robert is a musical genius.
Started listening when I was 13 now 48 and his music still evokes such a deep emotional response. Love the Cure.

[anthonymcelevey]

Loved the Cure since 79 ...I'm 56 now & they dominate my playlist !

[claerevilla]

Not doubt this track will be the funeral song for a lot of us Generation X

[newislandflyer]

Nobody is able to suffer in this "beautiful way" like Robert.
Love that song, when my time comes, please play it on my funeral!

[heribertoabrego]

This is fucking brilliant amazing how the cure can come up with such amazing music even after all these years.