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Hoping for Salvation (feat. RoT)

by Chris Maragoth

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The music video on YouTube: youtu.be/QE9VaLRaAJU

lyrics

[Verse 1]
I'm actually fine, got a good life.
So many people around me
So tell me why feeling lonely?
Always on the move, never arriving anywhere.
Looks like a vicious circle,
Never meant to be broken.


[Chorus]
We've all been hurt before,
And now we end up hurting others.
Only tormented souls
Hoping for salvation to come,
Salvation to come.


[Verse 2]
I tried to be someone else.
It made no difference.
No not a difference at all.
Damaged in the past. Incapable to find love.
Looks like a vicious circle,
never meant to be broken.


[Chorus]
We've all been hurt before,
and now we end up hurting others.
Only tormented souls
hoping for salvation to come,
salvation to come.


[Bridge]
Always on the move,
Never arriving anywhere.
Time won't heal my pain,
But it surely makes it easier.
Easier to go on.


[Spoken Ending Part]
Damaged in the past.
Damaged and fucked up.
Only tormented souls
hoping for salvation to come.

credits

released October 6, 2019
Song written and arranged by Chris Maragoth
Lyrics & Lead Vocals: Chris Maragoth
Backing Vocals: RoT
Guitars: Chris Maragoth
Bass Guitar: RoT
Vocals and acoustic guitar recorded at Ochtagon Studio (facebook.com/Ochtagon/)
Mixed and mastered by MixRocks (mixrocks.com/de/)

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Chris Maragoth Magdeburg, Germany

Musician and the creator behind the self-titled musical project from Germany.

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