Split in Two

by Seiah Kim

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Showcasing her sound as a solo artist for the first time, ‘Split in Two’ is Seiah Kim’s first single off her upcoming debut EP, ‘Motherland'.

’Split in Two’ started off as Seiah's personal diary to reflect on her ever-evolving identity; writing down her thoughts on who she was, who she is, and who she wants to be. Now turned into a song, her evocative lyrics are accompanied by soft synths, intimate harmonies, and emotive orchestration to share a part of her world that is lingering somewhere in between nostalgia, and what’s to come.

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I'm split in two
What do I do
I'm trying to
find myself again

Thinking of you
You understood
Told me I'd bloom
and find myself someday

(Instrumental)

Mountains I'll move
Don't leave too soon
Foolish, I'll look
but I'll find myself again

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released July 23, 2021
written and produced by Seiah Kim

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Seiah Kim Toronto, Ontario

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