Intro
Verse
The road through life led you home
You walked a long, long road
And everything was written by fate
You can no longer find peace
Oh, how many you left behind
Comrades, fighters, soldiers of fortune
And what was said back then
You’ll simply never say again
You’re back again, you survived somewhere out there
And it was hard to gather yourself
You were a soldier, and you remained one
You understood everything that matters in life.
You believed and prayed at night when it was too, too quiet.
Chorus
You believe again, you breathe again.
Your hand is free, but where is the machine gun?
You won’t pull the trigger from now on.
Do you hear me at home?You survived, you’re here, soldier.
Chorus
You believe again, you breathe again.
Your hand is free, but where is the machine gun?
You won’t pull the trigger from now on.
Do you hear me at home?You survived, you’re back, soldier.
Verse
When all strength was leaving me,
My soul begged me to write letters.
It was so scary there, especially at the beginning.
When we arrived, we didn’t know what to do or how to act.
But then friends appeared there.
And day after day, you and I lost ourselves.
And humanity fades away quickly
When you realize you’re back in the fight.
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