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Isolated City
03:24
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Isolated City
I can’t be wise
Don’t you show me your way
Thunder resounds
So much everywhere
There’re some streets and places but I hesitate to wake up
I don’t know go straight or stay in my house
Seeking riot and silence
I’m living in Tokyo city toy
Endeavor
Victory
Friendship
No longer be the innocent boy
Everything goes on
I will smile
Everyday
It’s been a while
But I have nothing to say
At midtown the sun’s setting and I fade out
(I don’t know) why I’m thinking of end of this site
So I rely on silence
I’m feeling lonely in my Tokyo
Say hello
Say goodbye
Say thank you
Remember place I wanted to go
Anyway
Anyway
Anyway
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Paradise
04:16
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Paradise
I don’t think it’s realized
But It’s gonna be my life
And I saw number of eyes on dice
Take me to the paradise
A winding road is full of paint
I never gonna be afraid
There’s no reason to stay here
Never be on internet
Shine on me from the sky
Extinguish a loveless sadness
Uh, all my trouble is over
I don’t need anymore
Now you’re so far
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BLANCO Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo-based quartet BLANCO began in early 2017 when guitarist / songwriter Yukke and vocalist Chiaki met at a Music bar. The
two spent a half of year working on songs and recruiting members, eventually bassist Hiramatsu and drummer Shogo joined them.
Youtube:
youtu.be/PTCHELgsQ9c
Instagram:
www.instagram.com/blanco_tky/
Gigs:
26th August at Nishiogikubo FLAT
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