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F​á​jdalom City

from Angard by Juggler

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lyrics

Tessék,
nem értem mit mondasz
A hangok
a fülemig még eljutnak
aztán a betonon széthullnak,
nem értem miért nem sikerül hagyni a régit és várni az újat

azt mondják hagyd el a múltat
az emlékek szíven szúrnak,
szürke a kép, múlik az átok?
az én hibám, hogy szarok rátok

Tessék,
nem értem mit mondasz
A hangok
a fülemig még eljutnak
aztán a betonon széthullnak,
nem értem miért nem sikerül hagyni a régit és várni az újat

ugyan azt mondják, mindenki untat
hiába vágjuk romra magunkat
minden kurva nap ugyan azt adja
és a városunkat már csak a fádalom tartja

Suffer City

Hey you,
I don't understand what you're saying
The voices still reach my ears
But they fall apart on concrete,
I don't understand why we can't leave old things behind and wait for the new

They tell you to let go of the past
The memories sting my heart,
The picture fades, the curse goes away?
The distance between me and you is my fault.

Hey you,
I don't understand what you're saying
The voices still reach my ears
But they fall apart on concrete,
I don't understand why we can't leave old things behind and wait for the new

Everyone tells the same old story,
Everyone bores me
Even if we try to wreck ourselves,
Every fucking day is all the same
and our city is only kept up by our suffer.

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from Angard, released June 1, 2023

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