1. |
Mono No Aware
03:26
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Fucked up
No one noticed your hidden plans
Online
Discord
The one mistake is a late discover
Would everything will be right in the summer?
Would everything will be right in the summer?
I'd cut my body in half for a talk to you
Just a chance for a talk to you
And now all that remain is photographs
Endlessly scrolling dialogues
And nothing like you
In your room now is cold and empty
On every wall hang a loaded gun
And i even almost understand you
Would everything will be right in the sun?
Would everything will be right in the summer?
I'd cut my body in half for a talk to you
Just a chance for a talk to you
I'll be able for panic attacks
But it's twice as hard
I'm no good at letting go
She flew away
Over the redwing's nest
To the faraway lands
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2. |
Cat Days
02:08
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I wanna find a place
Where man didn't left a trace
Where sun is shining bright
And warm wind blows at night
There's no tension
There's no fright
And many, many animals
Someone unknown is everywhere behind my back
I know i'll meet there friends
They don't have heads or hands
They don't get modern signs
They don't need body lines
No dispraises
Out of time
We'll playing till the darkness comes
Then we'll be sleeping through the night
Someone unknown is everywhere behind my back
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