A friend of mine
The very caring one
I can’t even remember your face
And the face I showed you
Just a few minutes ago
Once the door’s been left close
I’m alone again
Those whom I had to hurt
Staring at my back
From the picture on the wall
I was right there like none, like none
Way too far next to you
She was weeping when you were broken down
He was raging when it was torn apart
I was there to hear you though
What did I say with the speechless mouth
I was right there like none, like none
Way too far next to you
A friend of mine
Two lone souls
I hear you crying in the shadow of me
How can I mean something to you
In your whitest sigh?
I was right there like none, like none
Way too far next to you
- Lyricist
Momo
- Composer
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Listen to Way Too Far by Momo
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- 1
Safe in the Dark
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Way Too Far
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- 3
I Might Be Gone
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- 4
Red Toenails
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- 5
Softest Sphere
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- 6
Almost Invisible
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- 7
Sing Along On My Own
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- 8
Summer Storm
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- 9
Home
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Momo a.k.a. Momoko Kawabata's debut album, featuring only her vocals and her piano. She lived in London for a while before moving to Tokyo afterwards. Meanwhile, she has experienced loads of uncertain circumstances and people's wandering minds. These 9 songs are related to life in a city with self-consciousness. Enjoy her effervescent voice with the headphones or in a small room.
Artist Profile
Momo
Momo (Momoko Kawabata) is a singer songwriter known for her passionate piano style, occasionally accompanied by the support of violins and a band. She was born and raised in Chiba, the neighbourly prefecture of Tokyo without much influence from any friends, family or the music industry over there. She self-taught herself how to write songs, how to sing and how to play the piano, mostly relying on her ears and so Momo's unique playing style is highly influenced by this. Although she is often described as the Japanese Kate Bush or Ben Folds, she is into guitar music and live bands such as Elliott Smith, Deerhunter, Modest Mouse and so on rather than shiny piano pop music.
