Japan
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Japan
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Sky blue eyes
I see a world behind them
No more time
Sinking into the silence
Reaching out for something
You may never find
Looking for a reason
Not to lose your mind
Feel like you're caught in a world you don't belong too
Praying that you'll make it home
I know you're scared that the place you love is gone
Don't fear what you do not know
Neon signs
Flicker alway forever
Cross state lines
We could be lost together
Reaching out for something
You may never find
Looking for a reason
Not to lose your mind
Feel like you're caught in a world you don't belong too
Praying that you'll make it home
I know you're scared that the place you love is gone
Don't fear what you do not know
Feel like you're caught in a world you don't belong too
Praying that you'll make it home
I know you're scared that the place you love is gone
Don't fear what you do not know
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Throttle performs "Japan", and this lyric page sits inside the Throttle catalog on LyroVerse.
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