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If you were alone
You'll know the way back home
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Lost In Solitude
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This is my second attempt to understand
I should have jumped out in the last bend
Full package of my clothes
I'm feeling it in my fucking bones
Where I don't belong
It's been so lonely these months
Last year I thought this couldn't be worse
But I guess it's not too bad what I've learned
600 miles from my home
Things which I start to know
And I'm so deeply alone
If the hope dies last, then I'm already dead so long (so long)
I'm awake every night, I'm just wasting my time, I am done
Emptiness is what I feel, no I can't live here anymore
I'll come home
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The Vernal Esztergom, Hungary
Five guys who want to make you feel happy and sad at the same time.
Balázs - vocal
Marcell - guitar
Áron - bass
Árpi - guitar
Peti - drums
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