Raining In Kyoto Lyrics - The Wonder Years

Raining in Kyoto 

It's flooding the streets 

I'm nursing a coffee from a vending machine 

I saw the god of rice, a fox with a key, key 

I woke up blind with a headache 

Grinding my teeth 

Confused and alone and taking pills to sleep 

They soften your absence but they don't let me dream, dream 

Raining in Kyoto 

My breath turns into steam 

I'll buy you a candle, not even sure what it means 

I'm cursed to the matches 

I'm drowning my grief 

An old man stood close by, smiled at me 

I rang the bell like he did 

I told you I'm sorry 

A makeshift funeral, I tried to set you free 

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You're half asleep 

And I bought you a radio to drown out the machines 

Hospital light 

You asked about the way you wish that they'd let you outside 

Raining in Kyoto 

I'm starting to shake 

They'll hold a service tomorrow 

I'm an ocean away 

Reach into my pocket, found a small paper crane 

It's been over a year now 

April turns into May 

I barely stopped moving 

I've been so fucking afraid 

Too much of a coward to even visit your grave 

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You're half awake 

And I bought you a radio to play the blues away 

With my hand to hold 

You asked about the way you wish that they'd let you die at home 

You're half awake 

And I bought you a radio to play the blues away 

Hospital light, you asked about the way you wish that they'd let you outside 

Goodnight 

Goodnight 

Goodbye