Falling through
Different land, different bloom
If only you could see what I'm seeing
Microdosed colors revealing
My vices always take control of me
End it all on a high note
Oh, name my vices, incognito
Oh, I’ve been in a crisis all along
Yeah, yeah
Falling through
Different land, different bloom
I see how fucked up it is
To be me while I'm sailing away
But never leave the feeling of
Being out of your head, so happy
Maxed out everything, a high that's sobering
Remember tomorrow, oh
Oh, why do all the answers never h?lp me?
Oh, I've weigh?d out all the options and I've found
Yeah, yeah
Falling through
Different land, different bloom
I see how fucked up it is
To be me while I'm sailing away
Take this trip and make it part of me
Forever
Take this trip and make it part of me
Forever, oh
Falling through
Different land, different bloom
I see how fucked up it is
To be me while I'm sailing away
Take this trip and make it part of me
Forever
Take this trip and make it part of me
Forever
Armond Arabshahi, known by his stage name Unlike Pluto, is an American singer, songwriter, music producer, and former DJ. He is mainly known for his song "Everything Black", released under the record label Monstercat in 2017, which he produced with Philadelphia-based vocalist and DJ Mike Taylor. He is also known for his Pluto Tapes series of albums, a project he started on May 30, 2018, where he challenges himself to release one song per week, experimenting with different genres and developing his style. Besides the Pluto Tapes, he also has a side project called Why Mona with stage actress and singer Joanna Jones. Another side project of his is Like Saturn, where he produces relaxing and emotional Lofi instrumentals.
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