The Cure release new single, A Fragile Thing

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The Cure have their new single, A Fragile Thing, the second song from their forthcoming new album, Songs of a Lost World.

The new song follows Alone, the British band's first new song since 2008.

They also revealed the full track listing for the new album, due for will release on 1 November.

Smith said: "A Fragile Thing is driven by the difficulties we face in choosing between mutually exclusive needs and how we deal with the futile regret that can follow these choices, however sure we are that the right choices have been made. It can often be very hard to be the person that you really need to be."

The Cure has been playing the new song live in recent concerts, first debuting it in November 2022.

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