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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
(Vocal, Guitar, Bass, Drums, Keyboards, Synthesizer)
Naoki Nishino
(Guitar,
Vocal)
Kouta Hoshino
(Bass, Vocal)
Megumu Asai
(Drums, Vocal, Illustration)
Mimu Sano(Hiatus)
(Vocal, Illustration)
... more
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