The Crime Of The Century Podcast

The Crime Of The Century Podcast

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The Crime Of The Century Podcast episodes

  • Hummingbird Hush by Lori Yamamoto
    hummingbird hush
    soft feathers fade to dusk light
    little voice turns
    accent slips through quiet sky
    thoughts i gathered
    start to melt like sugar snow
    they twist, they spin
    finding gentle new refrains
    raindrop whispers
    tap the glass and slip away
    who i once was
    loosens like a ribbon bow
    night folds me slow
    a shy new self waves hello
    moonlight tiptoes
    peeks inside my open palm
    pebble of breath
    smooth and cool beneath the hush
    shadows stretch small
    yawn into softer corners
    clock ticks kindly
    each click a tiny heartbeat
    leaf outside nods
    silver edges kiss the dark
    i let go more
    threads of old me drift like dandelion
    new me giggles
    barefoot inside the quiet
    sky keeps blinking
    one slow star at a time now
    i bow gentle
    and hum the changing tune home
    4 min
  • It's Going To Fail by Lori Yamamoto
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    Each time I try to hide,
    my eyes stretch out and watch me.
    I’ll proclaim it loud and clear.
    [Chorus]
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    If tomorrow and the future were to vanish,
    I’d still proclaim it loud and clear.
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    A sigh escapes at the bitter sorrow.
    [Chorus]
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    If tomorrow and the future were to vanish,
    I’d still proclaim it loud and clear—
    beating on the pulse that makes me turn around.
    Pretending not to care, I feign indifference.
    I let the days I longed to see slip away,
    adding the deep sea to the newborn sweat.
    It’s going to fail…
    [Chorus]
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    If tomorrow and the future were to vanish,
    I’d still proclaim it loud and clear.
    [Outro]
    It’s going to fail, I’m sure it will.
    Pretending not to care, I feign indifference.
    5 min
  • Heart Hums Shy by Lori Yamamoto
    sunlight tumbles
    tiny puddles on the rug
    coffee sighs cool
    i trace the quiet lines again
    my heart hums shy
    a note that won’t quite land
    hello morning
    whispered just for me to hold
    not in a shrine
    but here beneath the window
    cars rush past dreams
    all my lost things float away
    yet a small seed
    of calm keeps breathing gentle
    hello moment
    i smile it soft like petals
    and watch it glow
    wren on the sill
    puffed like a pocket lantern
    hush, she sings too
    three notes, then off to the sky
    steam writes faint clouds
    vanishing before i read them
    my cup is round
    it holds the whole quiet world
    breath in, breath out
    each one a tiny bell ring
    dust mote drifts slow
    a slow-motion shooting star
    inside my chest
    something settles like fresh snow
    hello stillness
    i fold the hush into now
    5 min
  • Streetlights Yawn Softly by Lori Yamamoto
    **1. Streetlights & Stillness** *(Verse 1)*
    Streetlights yawn softly,
    World hushed under woolen dark—
    Blankets on the floor.
    Children in untold stories,
    Fridge hums a lullaby tune.
    **2. Silver Thread (Chorus)** *(Chorus)*
    Moonlight scissors through
    The blinds’ thin fabric—sudden,
    Cold and bright and sharp.
    Let’s dance until our soles burn,
    Pavement tasting our dreams.
    **3. Café & Ghosts** *(Verse 2)*
    Red-white café sign
    Blinks like a drowsy lighthouse.
    We are two shadows
    Carrying unopened doors,
    Yet the night feels like a flame.
    **4. Ephemeral Return** *(Bridge)*
    Are we just ghosts? No—
    Your laugh stitches me back to
    This breath, this heartbeat.
    But when I reach for your hand,
    Only moonlight fills my grip.
    **5. Gratitude** *(Outro)*
    "Thank you"—whispered to
    The moon, to your eyelashes,
    To this fragile hour.
    All we have is now, and now,
    And now, until the light fades.
    4 min
  • Tide of Change by Slop
    Slop declares independence from the stylistic constraints of deathcore
    The tide of change washes over the old guard
    A new sound born, a different path, a new discard
    Old roots forgotten, or just overgrown?
    The deathcore seed from which we've grown
    Chorus
    No longer slaves to the slam and the breakdown
    A new melody rings throughout the town
    We're breaking free from the old constraints
    A new direction, a canvas of new paints
    Verse 2
    The critics scream, "They've sold their soul!"
    "Where is the rage? Where is the gnashing howl?"
    But the heart of the beast still beats the same
    Just a new form, a different name
    Chorus
    No longer slaves to the slam and the breakdown
    A new melody rings throughout the town
    We're breaking free from the old constraints
    A new direction, a canvas of new paints
    Bridge
    We are the sound of the new day's sun
    A rebirth, a journey that's just begun
    Through the chaos and the fading light
    We stand renewed, we are the night
    We're still the same, we've just evolved
    A new mystery to be solved
    The path is long, the journey's steep
    But promises are meant to keep
    Outro
    Within destruction, a new sound sleeps
    A new sound, a new sound
    Within destruction, a new sound weeps
    A new sound, a new sound
    6 min
  • Static In The Evening by Lori Yamamoto
    The leaves outside my window don’t whisper anymore,
    Just static in the evening, a hum behind the door. 
    I used to hear them singing when the world felt too wide, 
    Now it’s just the radiator keeping time inside.  
    Funny how the silence grows teeth when you’re alone,
    Gnawing on the edges of the love you used to own
    Every face a rerun, every touch a trace—
    When did all the colors start to fade to gray and grace?
    Shadows used to dance here, long-limbed and slow,
    Now they just lie tangled where the light won’t go. 
    Promises? Oh, they’re brittle—sugar-spun and slight, 
    Dissolving like the daylight stealing into night.
    I keep turning pages, but the plot won’t twist, 
    Just the same old questions in a different cursive script.  
    "When does the weight grow lighter?" (The answer’s always vague—)
    Maybe when I stop expecting life to bend or break
    [Bridge]
    But sometimes—just sometimes—the static clears,
    And for half a heartbeat, the path appears:
    No grand revelation, no cosmic "click," 
    Just your hand in the darkness, steady and quick. 
    [Outro]
    So let the old ghosts linger, let the echoes spin, 
    They’re just background music now, barely sinking in.
    And if the leaves stay silent, well, that’s alright—
    I’m learning how to listen to the quiet in the light.
    4 min
  • Feijoada Joy by Lori Yamamoto
    Feijoada joy,
    Caipirinha's happy sip,
    Samba starts to sway.
    City sings, soft rain begins,
    A gentle tune, thin and sweet.
    São Paulo, my love,
    And dear Rio, sunlit bright.
    Beach waves whisper low,
    Quiet secrets of the sea,
    As the morning light appears.
    Travel fills my heart,
    Party lights, a happy dance.
    Downtown, I will go,
    New stories in windows old,
    Dusty, waiting to be found
    Warm coffee, sweet sips,
    Morning light, a soft hello.
    Quiet moments stay,
    Stories whispered in the night,
    As the gentle day fades out.
    Old photos, soft gaze,
    Forgotten tunes, hummed so low.
    City starts to sleep,
    Silver moon, a watchful friend,
    Shining, silent, in the sky.
    Orchids on the trees,
    Rain's soft sound, a gentle wash.
    Breeze whispers so light,
    Memory brings bittersweet,
    A quiet, soft, tender ease.
    5 min
  • Notes Begin to Bloom by Lori Yamamoto
    Tiny fingers dance,
    Softly, on the smooth white keys,
    Notes begin to bloom.
    All the chords, like gentle friends,
    Singing sweet, as one we are.
    Little notes whisper,
    Each one finds its special place,
    In our happy song.
    Just like us, so soft and kind,
    Everyone belongs right here.
    Sparkly sounds twinkle,
    A quiet, pretty music,
    Blooming in my heart.
    All the people, sweet and small,
    Fit so nicely, just like notes.
    In a world of colors bright,
    Where dreams float like cherry blossoms,
    We dance through the city nights,
    With laughter echoing softly,
    Little beats embrace the air,
    As the stars twinkle in time.
    Every moment, a fragile gift,
    We share this melody divine.
    Feel the rhythm, slow and sweet,
    Let our hearts, in harmony, meet.
    4 min
  • Take Care of This Heart by Lori Yamamoto
    [Verse 1. Pleading[
    Love, can’t you see now?
    This heart trembles like spring rain
    Darling, hold it close.
    [Verse 2. Dreams & Longing]
    I chase you in sleep,
    through futures wrapped in silver mist… 
    Will you wait for me?
    [Verse 3. Warning]
    Don’t trust fleeting flames
    love grows slow like bamboo stalks,
    strong through every storm.
    [Verse 4.Unfaithful Fears]
    You whisper “they lie,
    yet doubt clings like autumn burrs…
    My love stays rooted.
    [Verse5. Suspicion]
    Your changed eyes accuse
    why can’t you see my promise
    woven in my bones?
    [Verse6.Community’s Murmur]
    The village scowls,
    but our love’s a stubborn bloom
    wild, defying walls.
    [Verse7. Love & Anxiety]
    Two threads in one cloth:
    gold joy and shadowed worry.
    Both make our love true.
    [Verse 8. Silent Devotion]
    I love without words,
    like moon adores the quiet sea—
    no proof… just endless tide.
    [Verse 9. Distance]
    Your silence lingers,
    deeper than temple bells’ pause…
    Still, I send my heart.
    [Verse 10. Reassurance]
    Closeness isn’t guilt—
    see how my hands hold only you,
    empty for no one.
    [Verse 11.Eternal Flame]
    This feeling won’t die,
    even if you stray like wind...
    I’m the lantern’s glow.
    [Verse 12. Final Plea]
    Don’t gift your heart twice—
    let time braid our souls as one.
    Love me… trust the thread.
    5 min

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