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Kyoto (京都)
05:24
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I had to go
Hundreds of miles away
Just to see you again
I did not know
I had to go so far
Just to meet with you again
The Light shines in the darkness
And the darkness has not overcome it
It was all my fault
But through it
I could see you again
And you can renew my spirit within me
As I meet with you again
Now that I know
What words you'd say
I'd gladly make that trip
Time and time again
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2. |
Tokyo (東京)
04:51
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Faces blur
Deep within the crowds
The eki seeks a reprieve
How do I get out of here?
To a place where true loves' received
I wanna hear amazing things
I don't wanna accept that thin veneer
I wanna see something new
With the lights of Shinjuku
I wore a face mask
Not to catch anything
But my soul was still exposed
I kept my face down
To hide myself
But you could still see my eyes
As I made my way
Through the aural haze
I saw you amongst everything
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The Topladys Sydney, Australia
The Topladys are an Sydney-based band in the Australiana style, while injecting a little bit of everything else.
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