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lyrics
I’m a little shaky shadow
Living in a yellow blow
I’m a little shaky shadow
Living in a yellow blow
You can dream with me
Travel through the night
You can sleep with me
And wait the daylight
Don’t be afraid
Don’t be afraid
Come with me
Play with me
You can create a rainbow
And become a shaky shadow
Now I disappear within all the clouds
And now I can say, I’m so proud
I’m so proud
Living in a yellow blow
I’m a little shaky shadow
Living in a yellow blow
You can dream with me
Travel through the night
You can sleep with me
And wait the daylight
Don’t be afraid
Don’t be afraid
Come with me
Play with me
You can create a rainbow
And become a shaky shadow
Now I disappear within all the clouds
And now I can say, I’m so proud
I’m so proud
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released May 5, 2015
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Ylimoon Paris, Kentucky
Lead by a feminine and enchanting voice, this first essay highlights an energetic and mysterious universe where atmospheres show an engaged eclecticism between luminescent pop (under the light), dreamy indie (hopeful), shifted rock (shaky shadow) or decadent rock (white night). ... more
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May 2015
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