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Lyric

Eight Days A Week - Timeless

KIRI

Seven days ain't enough to chase the dream

So I'm stealing from the space between

Eight days a week if I could bend the clock

Keep the momentum, never stop

Hours multiply when you're hungry for more

But the cost is what you're paying for

Eight days a week

Long enough to complete

Eight days a week—

I'm running on time defeat

Greed dressed up like ambition's voice

Told me I could have it, that's my choice

But you can't stretch what's already thin

Can't fit the ocean in a tin

Four legs good, two legs better—lies

Waking up to tired eyes

Eight days a week

Long enough to complete

Eight days a week—

I'm running on time defeat

There's a rhythm to the real

Not everything you feel

Learn to work with what you've got

That's the plot

Seven days is the truth I need

One life to live, one creed

  • Lyricist

    KIRI

  • Composer

    KIRI

  • Producer

    KIRI

  • Vocals

    KIRI

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Listen to Eight Days A Week - Timeless by KIRI

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  • 1

    Yesterday's Echo

    KIRI

  • 2

    Harmonize Or Burn

    KIRI

  • 3

    Strawberry Fields Forever - Echoed

    KIRI

  • 4

    Revolution - Reforged

    KIRI

  • 5

    Paperback Love Letter

    KIRI

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    Eight Days A Week - Timeless

    KIRI

  • 7

    Here Comes The Sunrise (warrior's Dawn)

    KIRI

  • 8

    Twist And Shout - Inner Tremor

    KIRI

  • 9

    A Day In The Life - Fractured

    KIRI

  • 10

    The Long And Winding Road - Arrival

    KIRI

Nostalgia Witness blends heritage and contemporary hip hop into a cohesive listening experience. Using the KIRI preset, this 10-track album merges traditional Japanese instruments like koto, biwa, and shakuhachi with modern beat-making. Each track explores different emotional territory from tender introspection to powerful uprising, fluctuating between 97 and 122 BPM. The production captures both the weight of memory and the energy of the present moment. These songs serve as witnesses to what has passed, while pointing toward what lies ahead. A meditation on time through sound.

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