July 20th
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July 20th
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it´s not our fault.
no one should ever go through this again.
we became the martyrs for ourselves.
we proved us wrong, went the wrong way.
it´s so hard to trust people these days.
and ten pure souls are just to few
for all there is to mend.
you gave your heart but it´s just not enough.
we enjoyed the company of our hymns.
locked in hell you pulled us out for nothing in return.
I have a feeling this won´t end today.
this is our pain, no one will take it away.
come save me from the mess I´m in.
come take me home. come save me,
I´m running blind in foreing lands
need you as my guiding light or else I'm lost.
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