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VIVACITY

from ♬ by Crying High

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lyrics

“Vivacity”
by Kelsi Varidevd,
Kaleidoscope City, K.L.


I was born for all to see, just call me electricity

Twin shadows fucking really rough, use thoughts to get them off,
As though their resplendent temple bodies aint enough,
But if you don’t find the inner light, you’ll never get the outside right.

Viva City: Animated and lively.

The city terrifies, lest she should ever fear,
But the truest evil coyly lives between yr ears.

O! I was born from electric buzz on the outskirts of a dead metropolis!

I began abruptly, awake, and shaking with screams,
And crying out for the unconscious slime
That I had just been forced to leave.
But you know what you resist persists,
Existence forces it to be.

Viva City; Animated and lively.

*ghostly moaning*

Gone is the world you want and miss,
And here is a shell that looks just like it did.

credits

from ♬, released April 22, 2019
Gabrielle Charron-Merritt - Trumpets
Jason Loftman - Saxophones
D Kleiser - Vox/ Synth/ Drum

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