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Dandelion Souls
03:27
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This storm brought us together
The wind blew us like soft feathers
Dandelion Souls, I've lost control
Blanket cocoon to fight the cold
In the wind what is the color of sand?
I'm electric when you touch my hand
Knew it the moment our knees brushed
You're equal parts poison but I'm a lush
Beanstalk grows from unknown seed
A static panic a star that bleeds
Karma decided for me
I'm a lonely socket flowing electricity
In the wind what is the color of sand?
I'm electric when you touch my hand
Knew it the moment our knees brushed
You're equal parts poison but I'm a lush
Beanstalk it grows so high
can I touch the sky?
You're magic, you're electric
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Casio Hanami
02:53
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Interlude
01:16
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Can I Dance Next to You?
03:06
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Kyoto Alice
04:32
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Yesterday I woke up feeling so blue
like a little girl in a fluffy dress with nothing to do
I'll read books by the taffy river
Caterpillar whispers'll make me shiver
My poor recovering liver
Sitting in my room waiting for you to call
feel 3 inches small
Maybe if I stopped chasing white rabbits I'd break these toxic habits
Today I'll make a you a magic cake
and if I did, will you forgive my mistakes?
I'm drunk on wine, half the time
I have no reason to my rhymes
I can't recall my starlight crimes
Sitting in my room waiting for you to call
feel 3 inches small
Maybe if I stopped chasing white rabbits I'd break these toxic habits
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Dream Recycle Truck
04:25
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Sake Amnesia
03:32
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Tokyo Lights
04:37
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lanasolyluna (Sushi Neko Roll) Tokyo, Japan
Lo-fi retro synth future ethereal bedroom pop from Tokyo, Japan. Thanks for stopping by! Also 1/2 of the band Santa Dharma.
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