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Someone walks on the top of the trees
Ignites your star and makes it fade
Only those who abandon hope
Can truly live unafraid
I’m still afraid and I still hope
A caring grace up to this day
The fear with weight of providence
Accompanied me underway
Someone walks on the top of the trees
When I will fall from the sky
I wonder if a new star could
Flame up again by my fire
Or will I be crushed into a grain
A darkening singular core
My soul will not flare up again
In newborn stars anymore
Someone walks on the top of the trees
Ignites your star and makes it fade
Only those who abandon hope
Can truly live unafraid
- Sándor Kányádi 1994 -
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To The End Of My Days
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Autumnal
04:56
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Release The Long Ships Hungary
vvildr - music, lyrics, production, artwork
I make music with minimal equipment.
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