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Rainworks

from Lasting Fragments by Jimin Lee

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Jimin Lee, vocals
Marion Powers, Gabby Byrd, Jordan Coffing, background vocals
Nick Salvucci, tenor saxophone
Addison Frei, piano
Ronan Delisle, guitar
Young Heo, bass
Matt Young, drums

lyrics

You never know when the season finally ends
All I have is covered with the sound of raindrops
Can’t believe what they say what they wear and what they show
Does it mean nothing?
You could be nice just for a while, for my a little walk, for just a whole mile

You thought it’s over, out of your sight, already passed through the gate

The sky is getting grim and calling up his old friend
You’re at last running ‘round a little rusted, higher playground
Without a cloud of doubt or fear
Then it crushes the castles of sand

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from Lasting Fragments, track released October 3, 2014

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Jimin sings and writes music in seoul, south korea.

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