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Remek - Bez nad​ě​je na hor​š​í budoucnost

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Bez naděje na horší budoucnost, štěstí nejde uhnout, od začátku dýcháš rajský plyn. Děsí mě dětský smích, řeže to do uší. Ne jako obraz selhání. Ne jako obraz porážky. Ne jako obraz neschopnosti. Co mělo být výhrou, smrdí porážkou. …a to, že nejsem uvnitř jen posiluje můj strach. Dokážeme to? Nezlomit srdce a neztratit tvář.
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With no hope for worse future you can’t sidestep your luck. You’re breathing the laughing gas since the beginning. I’m scared by children laughter. It cuts my ears. Not as a picture of a failure. Not as a picture of defeat. Not as a picture of inability. What should have been a victory smells with defeat. …and the fact that I’m not inside just reinforces my fears. Can we make it? Not to break a heart and lose my face.

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from Remek / Child Meadow, released May 17, 2012

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