Lost Wishes
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| "Lost Wishes" | ||
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| Single by The Cure | ||
| from the album Wish | ||
| Released | November 16, 1993 | |
| Format | Cassette | |
| Recorded | 1991 | |
| Genre | Rock, Instrumental | |
| Label | Fiction Records | |
| Producer(s) | The Cure | |
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n/a (not commercially released) |
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| The Cure singles chronology | ||
| "A Letter to Elise" (1992) |
"Lost Wishes" (1993) |
"Purple Haze" (1994) |
Lost Wishes is a limited edition cassette release by The Cure, containing four previously unreleased instrumental tracks which were recorded during the Wish sessions in 1991. It was not commercially released and was made available only via mail order from the Fiction Records offices in London.
All profits from this release were donated to the Portsmouth Down's Syndrome Trust.
[edit] Track listing
- The Three Sisters
- Uyea Sound
- Cloudberry
- Off to Sleep
"It started because Porl had written an excellent weird thing, very stirring, with bagpipes and harmonium which he really wanted to do but it didn't fit any of the lyrics I'd been writing. Simon had a piece too which is nominally called 'Off to Sleep', a nursery rhyme kind of sound, very gentle and sweet but if I tried to sing over it, it would get very morose. So we hit on the idea of a separate album of purely instrumental things...the fifth one sounded like a Cure backing track without me singing. That seemed a bit pointless so we shelved it for the moment but we'll probably get back to it" - Robert Smith.
