Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Raining in Kyoto, artist - The Wonder Years. Album song Sister Cities, in the genre Панк
Date of issue: 05.04.2018
Record label: Hopeless
Song language: English
Raining in Kyoto |
Raining in Kyoto |
It’s flooding the streets |
I’m nursing a coffee from a vending machine |
I saw the god of rice, a fox with a key |
I woke up blind with a headache |
Grinding my teeth |
Confused and alone and taking pills to sleep |
They soften your absence but they don’t let me dream |
Raining in Kyoto |
My breath turns into steam |
I buy you a candle, not even sure what it means |
I cursed at the matches |
And drown in my grief, grief |
An old man stood close by, smiled at me |
I rung the bell like he did |
I told you I’m sorry |
A makeshift funeral, I tried setting you free |
You’re half asleep |
And I bought you a radio to drown out the machines |
Hospital light, you asked about the weather, wish that they’d let you outside |
Raining in Kyoto |
I’m starting to shake |
They’ll hold your service tomorrow |
I’m an ocean away |
Reach into my pocket, found a small paper crane |
It’s been over a year now |
April turns into May |
I’ve barely stopped moving, I’ve been so fucking afraid |
Too much of a coward to even visit your grave |
You’re half awake |
And I bought you a radio to play the blues away |
With my hand to hold, you asked about the weather, wish they’d let you die at |
home |
You’re half awake |
And I bought you a radio to play the blues away |
Hospital light, you asked about the weather, wish that they’d let you outside |
Goodnight |
Goodnight |
Goodbye |