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A Traveller's Homesickness

from Hearts & Colors by In Hope

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Put on your travelling shoes and wear them till they're loose, until you touch the ground with one bare foot. Go over your horizon and see what's coming next, the truth might be hurtful, but what did you expect? You say it sounds pathetic, but sometimes that's the truth, but I I want to tell you something: this is just an excuse. You always say so, but you can't accept the things in the way that they went. You left behind all your lovers and your friends. One day you will get homesick and miss all of your past. You will try to remember, but no memory is vast. What happened to the people you called a family once? I don't think that they will know you or who you are. How sad you lost the contacts, to people that you loved, but I don't want to remember, what I have lost. And I always say so, but I can't Accept the things in the way that they went. And I just want to be your lover, not a friend. So have you found yourself? Because searching is hell.

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from Hearts & Colors, released December 14, 2013

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