“Some Other Cities” is the idea at the heart of Judette's “Neki drugi gradovi”: the narrator asks a loved one to allow distance and ambition without treating them as the end of the relationship. There is frustration and uncertainty, but also a promise to return and make up for the time apart. The song gives the tension between personal freedom and commitment a distinctly bittersweet mood.

The track was among the band's early singles and later appeared on *27*, Judette's 2016 debut album. Their Zagreb alternative pop-rock sound moves between guitar intensity and melodic restraint, with Lea Lucija Radolfi's expressive vocals carrying the song's unsettled perspective. The arrangement keeps the emotional conflict accessible without turning it into a simple breakup narrative.

The song helped build the band's profile before the album's release, though no dependable chart peak is documented. Contemporary album coverage praised Judette's ability to pair energetic rock with personal writing, and “Neki drugi gradovi” fits that description particularly well. Its central tension is not whether the narrator loves someone, but whether that love can survive the time needed to pursue another life.