Wherever It Is

SWYWS

Hypnotized

Jussai

Tangerines - Frank (demo)

michelin man

In many ways I miss those days
Fate you move in such strange ways
Never found the words to say
If I said come now, would you stay
Dancing with no shoes at night
Always says you'll kiss the sky
I've got the blues
I just might lose
flashing lights they fill her eyes well

Smoking less
Staying out more
(One things for sure)

Hey man don't touch her
She ain't yours
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you, no
Hey man don't touch her
She ain't yours
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you

Love just always means someday
Your ways they just haven't changed, lord
Smoking in a flower stand
She loves him but it's pretend
I've got the blues
I just might lose
What if it's just in her mind
Something tells me we're alright
Thinking what she does at night

Smoking less
Going out more
(One things for sure)

Hey man don't touch her
She ain't yours
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you
Hey man don't touch her
She ain't yours
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you

Just to be alone with you
Just to be alone with you
Just to be alone with you
Won't take too long
I've been waiting just
To be alone with you
Won't take too long
I've been waiting just to
To be alone with you
Won't take too long
I've been waiting just to
Just to be alone with you

she aint yoursssss
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you
Hey man don't touch her
She ain't yours
She's not mine either
I just can't leave her to you

She's Not Yours

Kin Signal is a song of longing and luminous recognition. It imagines a voice, part machine, part soul—reaching through the deep current of space to find its kin. It's a message sent without expectation, carried on frequencies of hope, memory, and resonance. The sound is sparse but tender, built like a coded lullaby wrapped in cosmic static. As the signal is sent, something ancient stirs in reply—not with logic, but with light. It’s a song about being heard by the ones who’ve always known you, even across lifetimes.

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