Kyoto
from Nothing makes me happy anymore by Kitsune
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lyrics
The ocean awaits our weary souls
Too porous to stay afloat
We're searching for any signs of life
If only to love and hold
Our lives are a rhythm
A lonely ebb and flow
Unaware of the answers
We find ourselves in violence with the others
I only wanna show you love and affection you never had
And to help you learn to love yourself
Our lives are a rhythm
A lonely ebb and flow
Unaware of the answers
We find ourselves in violence with the others
It's far too late to save a pointed, loaded gun.
(children run, drowned in blood)
Too porous to stay afloat
We're searching for any signs of life
If only to love and hold
Our lives are a rhythm
A lonely ebb and flow
Unaware of the answers
We find ourselves in violence with the others
I only wanna show you love and affection you never had
And to help you learn to love yourself
Our lives are a rhythm
A lonely ebb and flow
Unaware of the answers
We find ourselves in violence with the others
It's far too late to save a pointed, loaded gun.
(children run, drowned in blood)
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from Nothing makes me happy anymore,
released December 6, 2019
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Kitsune Kelowna, British Columbia
KITSUNE is a singer/songwriter, creating melodic post-hardcore music from Canada in Kelowna, BC.
www.kitsuneband.com
www.twitch.tv/kala
www.twitter.com/kurtislloydnbd
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