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Daydream In Abyss
04:52
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I woke up at 22:00 with ringing in my ears.
I'm alone in a dark room.
I'm frustrated and someday everyone will disappear.
There is no clue about me a hundred years later.
However, I'm afraid to know my existence.
Words that I can't sympathize with hurt me.
Reached out hand
If you don't hold it, your hand will be transparent and disappear.
When I stay up late and watch the sunrise, I can sleep with peace of mind.
Let's turn the crappy real intention into a wonderful story.
Please keep your hands on it.
Hold that hand.
In the deep sea of a daydream, Morse code is ringing.
As the scar cracked the code, there was a ghostly laugh.
hahaha ...
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Half Good Day
02:16
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I got up 10 seconds ago and headed straight to my room.
Work in your pajamas, log in, and wash your face.
I open the email, I brew tea and eat toast.
I play music, hit the calculator, and immerse myself in input.
Look back.
Stroke the cat.
Lie down.
You can dry the laundry.
The wind blew when the chime at 12:00 rang.
I have a calm time like Saturday of old.
look back.
Stroke the cat.
Lie down.
The laundry has dried.
The chime at 5:30 rang and I closed the door.
This is a half good day that was made by reluctance.
Pray for all.
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tategamisoyosoyo Tokyo, Japan
I'm singer song writer from Japan.
It is a home record mainly using MTR. My song is Alternative rock band sound.
youtu.be/9wItl06bbqc
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