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new home
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I wish there could be a structure
where I could place myself with ease
where my skin could feel a fabric that I know
a place under the trees
I’ve traveled more than I wish I had
even though mostly I’ve been stuck in my head
feeling sorry for countless moments I’ve missed
flying backwards in time like a swift
if I could be a drop of water
I could travel the seven seas
I could fly over a mountain in a cloud
you could hold me after I freeze
I’ve trembled more than I wish I had
one can assume cause I’ve been stuck in my head
looking for answers for questions noone asked
only finding the virtues I lacked
I hope there’s a storm
that washes away our cries
well, I don’t know
I don’t know
but I hope that I will be able to hold on
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the boy and the tele Budapest, Hungary
Simply a (used to be) boy (now a dad) and a tele making music on his iphone.
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