Lamp - Yume Utsutsu (slowed)

faye webster - hurts me too

birds don't sing - tv girl (slowed)

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Harvey X Stress Relief (Her’s And Late Night Drive Home Mashup)

TV Girl - Talk To Strangers [slowed]

may you never forget me

[Verse 1]
The winds of change whisper low
A theme my life was meant to know
To wander far, to roam and learn
At every unexpected turn

[Verse 2]
My overture in Kyoto
A temple bell, a misty view
Then Tokyo's neon so bright
And LA's incandescent light

[Verse 3]
From Ann Arbor's snow, new design
To Detroit's steady pulsing line
A bit of me in each I leave
Yet paradoxically not grieve

[Verse 4]
For in the flux I came to find
The constant self I left behind
My journey's art was leading me
To your waiting heart quietly

[Verse 5]
Our shared adventures fierce and deep
A vigil sweet my soul will keep
We chart our course, the world our own
Two spirits separately grown

[Verse 6]
And blending now a single tone
Together we are not alone
The winds have brought me here to you
A journey ending, starting new


Winds of Change by Lori Yamamoto

Mac Demarco's new song from his mini LP - Another One, conveying lost love and hopeful beginnings. 
"I think it's a nice song to end everything with. Say you go through some kind of feelings of this nature, and then at the end, when you're finally like... "You know what? This isn't going to work out and that's totally fine." It's like coming to terms with that. It's like "Hope she's happy. It's okay. It's for the best, in a way." So yeah, I don't know. I think it made sense to me that it was one of the last songs on the EP." 

Winds of Change by Lori Yamamoto

Egregious