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Blue
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I like you when your eyes turn blue
That’s my favorite color, and it feels so true
Cold as water pouring down like rain
Living without you’s drivin’ me insane
‘Cause right now I’m so blue
When I’m not with you
I’m just so blue
‘Cause I’m not with you
The ocean roars and I can almost hear your voice
Call my name through all the other noise
Can you feel the thoughts I’m sending through
Why’d you leave without taking me with you
‘Cause right now I’m so blue
When I’m not with you
I’m just so blue
‘Cause I’m not with you
Been sitting, day-dreaming
When will you come back for me
After sailing across the sea
Blue sky is falling down when
Tomorrow comes around and
Hurry now, before I break down
‘Cause right now I’m so blue
When I’m not with you
I’m just so blue
‘Cause I’m not with you
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Janet Kim New York, New York
Singer/songwriter Janet Kim picked up the violin when she was seven and hasn’t put it down since. The classical compositions she studied during childhood, with their complexity and precision, have taken root and grown vines that tangle together with the fearless vocals and airborne melodies of her first solo EP, Lovely (2017). ... more
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