The phrase references a popular song by the band Bastille. The lyrical content explores themes of loss, memory, and the destructive power of past events. Specifically, it uses the metaphor of a... Read more »
This refers to a specific audio file, typically in the MP3 format, of the song “Things We Lost in the Fire” by the band Bastille. The phrase indicates a search for, or... Read more »
The phrase encapsulates concepts, objects, or ideals that have been either literally destroyed, faded into obscurity, or fundamentally altered as a consequence of revolutionary upheaval, specifically referencing the historical event of the... Read more »
This phrase refers to a specific live performance by the band Bastille of their song “Things We Lost in the Fire.” It denotes a recorded or filmed rendition of the track captured... Read more »