Struggle inside

Romain Humeau

Tu n’es pas tout seul
Aux quatre coins
D’un soleil touchant le fond
Les gens
Et si à l’horizon gueulent
Mômes aux rêves cramés
A deux doigts d’en
Finir, pour de bon :

Be kind everybody’s got a struggle inside
Fighting with the brain
A whole life in the pouring rain
Be kind everybody’s got a trouble in mind
Not free from the chains
Everybody’s got a struggle inside

Je t’imagine déjà
Quand s’abattront les pluies diluviennes
Ton ego pleure –misère
Pour des bouches vassales
Pleines d’hymnes au Roi
Du ( Et moi , Et moi )

Dolorosa
Le souffle court à la pointe des mots
Quand viennent
Pertes
Avant le fracas


Be kind, everybody’s got a struggle inside
Fighting with the brain
A Whole life in the pouring rain
Not free from the chains
Be kind everybody’s got a trouble in mind
Everybody’s got a struggle inside

Be kind everybody’s got a struggle inside
Fighting with the brain
A whole life in the pouring rain
Be kind everybody’s got a trouble in mind
Not free from the chains
Everybody’s got a struggle inside
Be kind everybody’s got a struggle inside
Not free from the chains
Everybody’s got a struggle inside
Not free from the chains
Everybody’s got a struggle inside
Everybody’s got a struggle inside


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