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Tears Of Sphene

from Yandere by Yuki Yuki Yasumi

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Miss iodine., acetone, benzine, turpentine...
You are the dip that melts my naive love.... a stupid love, so foolish....
You were so warm to me back when I seemed harmless...
Could I have the nerve? To surpass your curve, you didn't think I would leave you breathless.
The self esteem you need... While starving for attention...
You fed me succulent flavors of bullshit...

How can I cry for you? After what you put me through?

Polish away... the past scars... the past scars... now reflect my hell... (x3)
Polish away... the past scars... the past scars... Only to bruise again...
THE LIGHT MIGHT WASH THE DARKNESS FROM YOUR EYES
NEVER TO SEE INSIDE ME, YOU CAN ONLY SEE THROUGH ME...

Miss Iodine... Every electron looks the same, through your eyes so blind. Ya Couldn't read my valence...
And now you're gone, since you couldn't stain an already yellow heart. You couldn't tarnish tears of sphene.
Ask me, "what do I mean?" "Was I serious?" How come I take you so fucking serious?
Your touch is camphor to my lips. Leprosy to fingertips... How I so much long, to "fall off of you."

How can I cry for you? After what you put me through?
How can I cry for you? After what you put me through?

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from Yandere, released February 14, 2020

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Yuki Yuki Yasumi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Sometimes funky, Japanese-influenced electronic dance metal ready to slaughter your eardrums with shiny guitar riffs, wailin' vocals, and catchy-ass "Yukibeats". Love love para headbang high energy explosion rhythm!

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