Splirama, by Kurama

Splirama

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1.	There Are More Planes In The Ocean Than Submarines In The Sky 01:48	lyrics	buy track
Stuck to you, slowly sinking In to you i disappeared into the hole i dug disappointing everyone that ive come to love to love i watched as you let them in pale light slips over my cold skin it burns was it all because of me was i scared of what i need to be i wish i knew how to be me god just put a bullet in my head
2.	The Bear Behind That Tree Wants To Eat Me, But So Does god 02:38	lyrics	buy track
I told you, never let the voices control you You can't be yourself no matter how bad you want to be No point day dreaming Say I'm cold cause I wont fight it Cursed cause I cant let up No point point blank The only thing I know is I'm sick of waking up in this life in this hell i dont want to anymore I can't breathe Always losing sleep Life's a fever dream It never ends I hope I forget my name My way of moving through the day The nights spill into the days Never ending hours of pain

Split with some hoes

released August 21, 2020

Kurama North Richland Hills, Texas

North Texas Noise.

Vocals: Davon Hernandez
Guitar: Jeigh Rose
Bass: Tucker Bassar
Drums: David Prates

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