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Algophilia
03:20
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I am a algophilia
please scold me
because otherwise I can't feel it
algophilia there is a feeling of living in pain
oh, my heart
give me that
don't let it go fate i gave to me
give me that
playing me like an instrument tonight
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mistfiner
04:28
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misty in front of me surely there is you in it I believe so please don't hide and come out early
please before I get mad please quickly
I want to run away because it's dark and cold here so together hope isn't here it's all that's all
I understood miserable fate no, no. can't escape screamed resounded around and noticed in that this is the beginning
mistfiner!
“a ha ha ha ha la ta tu ly - a ha ha ha ha ra ta tu yeah!!”
early to die early to love early to know the world is like that I love you in the mist in the mist in the mist it's so too late reality is cruel and ruthless so I want to close my eyes but have to live with this my pain
I have no choice but to go forward no no not despair I’ll take you and run away from here no I’ll slash I’ll slash such a fate
mistfiner!!
mistfiner!!!
“a ha ha ha ha la ta tu ly - a ha ha ha ha ra ta tu yeah……!!!!”
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mystphyne Tokyo, Japan
I’m making a music on iPhone GarageBand.
Please listen to the music if you like, I also look forward to your comments.
Thank you!
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