I walk this road alone
I fear to meet you once
if I won’t see you now
this way won’t bring me far
I walk this road alone
unbreakable
another black hole
is just a stumble not a fall

when I stumble hold me
starring in my eyes
in my fragile world
with my creeping lies
I’m running on flat tires
when I stumble sober me
holding me tight
course In my fragile world
with my creeping lies
I’m running on flat tires

I walk this road alone
I walk this road alone
let us doubt, doubt together
if we should, if we should ever
ever come back

I’ve been running for too long
can hardly catch my breath
till my feet touch this ground
my drive never ends
there on the other side
I feel your single soul
that’s where I realize
I’m back to where I started from

when I stumble hold me
starring in my eyes
in my fragile world
with my creeping lies
I’m running on flat tires
when I stumble sober me
holding me tight
course In my fragile world
with my creeping lies
I’m running on flat tires

I walk this road alone
I walk this road alone
let us doubt, doubt together
if we should, if we should ever
ever come back


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The Road Lyrics as written by Aleksandr Vartanyan Mariya Guzikova

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    My Interpretation

    I think this song is about a worn & weary soul who is using everything they have left to keep going, to escape their past demons but no matter what they do or where they go, those demons always catch up to them & creep back into their lives.

    EternalTearsOfSorrowon March 16, 2019   Link

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