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Supercar
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Music was always playing in my youth
It was magically fascinating
Shoegaze music drowned out everything
Reminded me of emotional feelings
And I can hear the two singing voices
The poem arrived with the guitar sound
Oh baby
Like that day
I want to laugh under the blue sky
That moment
The music I heard changed the world
I can never give this youth to anyone
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STOMP TALK MODSTONE Japan
Takamitsu Kawashima
Naoki Nishino
Kouta Hoshino
Megumu Asai
Ayumi Igarashi
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