1. |
Sun Spot
02:20
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Hello, oh no
You were someone else
You know, and I know
I haven't been myself
I've been thinking about the day that you'll need me
But you gotta let me go
This high won't last for too long
La La La La La
Chasing what's left till you're gone
Oh no, hold on
I still have things to say
Well umm...
Does it have to be this way?
I've been thinking about the day that I'll need you
But I gotta let you go
This high won't last for too long
La La La La La
Chasing what's left till you're gone
This high won't last for too long
La La La La La
Chasing what's left till you're gone
Hello, oh no
You were someone else
You know, and I know
I haven't been myself
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2. |
GVN N' LVN
03:41
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Take a look around
Everything's the same
Listen to the sound
Calling out your name
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3. |
Sweat
03:24
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Hey
Do you feel the air thinning?
A little by little
Hey
Do you fear the time running?
Ticking and tocking
You better make your move babe
You've gotta find your groove babe
Hey
"I know I've got time," I says
Over and over
Hey
"Well when is that time?" she says
Waiting and crying
You better make your move babe
You've gotta find your groove babe
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4. |
Blind Whale
04:18
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Everytime
03:41
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Everytime I see you in my dreams
You're never sad
Everytime I see you in my eyes
You're never mad
Ooo girl
Don't you know how it is?
Ooo isn't it obvious?
Everytime I read you in my book
You're never blue
Everytime I hear you in my head
You're never you
Ooo girl
Don't you know how it is?
Ooo isn't it obvious?
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Damacy Chicago, Illinois
Damacy is the culmination of one lonely shredder's dismal optimism and experimentation. New to the Chicago music scene,
Japanese-American artist Yuto Winston Kanii pulls from his own unique brand of hopeful pessimism to create upbeat rock songs that often have contradictory meanings.
Written by Becca Thomas
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