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Distortion of Reality
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A silent voice
Calling her name
Only in her dreams
She's acting kinda strange
The way she cuts her hair
Like in foreign magazines
Teenage days
Back to where it all began
Finally got a second chance
To found her luck
The yellow haze
Came and took her by the hand
Slowly drifting in the sand
And she was stuck
Loss of innocence
Looking at the world
With the naked eye
She could only wonder
When the end is closer
Distortion of reality
She found herself
A different poison
Stronger than before
Running from the void
A tunnel vision
Waiting at her door
Flashing lights
A thousand pictures on her mind
While she's stepping out of line
Into the unknown
Killing lies
She was told about a dream
Of orange skies like tangerines
Right on the coast
Loss of innocence
Looking at the world
With the naked eye
She could only wonder
When the end is closer
Distortion of reality
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Ormiston Montreal, Québec
Ormiston is the solo project of Montreal born Nicola Ormiston. Singer-songwriter and producer of a sunny and laidback sound, somewhere between indie pop, chillwave and yacht rock where you can find influences from Toro Y Moi, MGMT and electro-disco. In 2020, he signed with Canadian label Lisbon Lux Records. Ormiston as released is first album, Hammer Down, in june 2021. ... more
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