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Syllabic Song
04:46
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Grand Night Out
09:46
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Grand Night Out
I died once and you had not lived yet
Deep deep, somewhere dark,
we were on the way, we were alone
We’ve been drifting for a long time,
close, away, close, away, so close, so far
wordless, figureless, nameless, beyond time and dimension
How did you find me?
How did I find you?
We held hands tight, and returned to this world
I was born again and you lost eternity
Colorful, somewhat bumpy days,
we were on the way, we were together
We’ve been walking on layered paths
Living the lost memories
Living the distant past
How could I find myself?
How could you find yourself?
And now, step by step we’re following our own paths
Fly ! fly far away from me
I’m close to you all the time
It’s a grand night out
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3. |
Missing Airport
04:57
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4. |
瑞雨 (zuiu)
05:02
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5. |
Dawn
07:26
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6. |
Evening -Styrsö-
05:00
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7. |
With a Heavy Rain
07:01
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Kaori Nishijima Kobe, Japan
Pianist/Composer Kaori Nishijima has been based in Western Japan, since her first album was released in
1998.
She performs and collaborates not only with various musicians but with dancers, painters, ceramic artists, and others.
photo by Laetitia Benat
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