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Artist: Boy in Static
Canonical path: /boy-in-static/osaka
Related lyric paths: 6
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Osaka
Read Osaka lyrics by Boy in Static on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Osaka
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LED, is your foreign light immune to me?
Osaka sky, I've lost my shadow in your neon signs
Pass me by, a stranger that I swear I knew in my last life
Pass me by, my hometown in disguise
Osaka's nights are dreamt in black and white
While her kids fall asleep in the black light
Her kids are all falling asleep in the black light
Kyoto grave, will you and I emerge at Heaven's gates?
Strips of white, are your misfourtunes all the same as mine?
Osaka street, I've walked your dotted lines in forgotten dreams
Osaka night, turn off your colored lights
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Boy in Static performs "Osaka", and this lyric page sits inside the Boy in Static catalog on LyroVerse.
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