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you’re tall and strong, an experienced solid man. that I’d never doubt. maybe kind of awkward, but in a pleasant way. You’re kindly soul.
I look into your eyes and I see something strange, something makes me sad. I know your problem stressing you since you were born. because I have the same, because I have the same.
about 70 long years you are controlled by your hidden fears. you still think there’s a need for prove me strenght, a need for secrecy, but I know your problem and so our family does. So come on swallow your pride, it’s not too lateto improve your life.
no reason to be ashamed, no reason to be ashamed, it’s not too late.
for you I will always be 5 years old, but I grew up long ago and I know what’s wrong.
deep in your heart something’s scaring you, something makes you mad. I know this problem, because I have the same. don’t be so ashamed, don’t be so ashamed.
I should take more time to call you or come by. maybe it would help, maybe it would help to accept my aid and the offer that I made. I should, I should, I should take more time. before you’ll go, I hope you will make peace with yourself. I hope you will.
I would support you. we all, we all, we would support you.

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from Open Letters To Ones Who Know, released June 1, 2012

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FROM THIS DAY ON Berlin, Germany

Emo/Grunge Berlin

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Markus-guitar
Ivo-guitar
Andre-drums
Benni-bass
Felix-vocals

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