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Frozen

from Komaglass by LOYA

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lyrics

Cancerous your passive kiss
It hides behind your smile
Leaving us to devious
Decisions and devices

Whatever calms your hollow home
And helps your heart feel safe

Keep me choking
You’ve got me frozen
Broken broken
Open I’m choking

Don’t let go

Masochist you laugh at this
But I’ve seen through your cloak
Savages and pacifists
Reside inside us all

Falling victim to the lie
That you would ever protect me

Keep me choking
You’ve got me frozen
Broken broken
Open I’m choking

Disturbed and hurt
I serve your nerves
To soothe my sordid senses

Broken open
Keep me frozen
Keep me frozen

Keep me choking
You’ve got me frozen
Broken broken
Open I’m choking

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from Komaglass, released May 18, 2018

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LOYA Minneapolis, Minnesota

A unique voice that takes you on an abstract journey through ambient sound and hypnotic beats.

LOYA is the experimental music project of Nathan "Naja" Johnson.

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