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Noriko Kodama - World Without Sadness

from 35 by Various Artists

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Singer-songwriter Noriko Kodama calls her music silent folk, an ambient, atmospheric arrangement of her delicate songs for just her voice and guitar (Abyss, 2019). Now living in Tokyo, Noriko hails from Yamaguchi where she honed her skills in punk bands.

lyrics

悲しみの無い世界 (World Without Sadness)

波の音が聞こえて
君が消えていった
悲しみのない世界へ
君は溶けていった
笑い声の裏側
僕がいたのはどこ？
回っても解らず

目を閉じて目を閉じた
何度も
目を閉じた

波の音が聞こえて
僕は消えていった
悲しみのない世界へ
僕は溶けていった
だけ。

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from 35, released September 4, 2020
Noriko Kodama - vocals, guitar

Recorded and mixed by Shinji Kawase at Gumbo Studio.
Words and music by Noriko Kodama.

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