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Magányom Éjjelén
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Magányom éjjelén
lobbanj fel kicsi fény.
Világítsd meg a lelkem
Bárhol is van bennem,
hogy ne figyeljek hiába
a kietlen világra.
Magányom reggelén
fogadj be kicsi fény.
Legyél bennem erő,
mit nem emészt az idő.
Tedd szabaddá a lelkem.
Én már megfizettem,
minden adósságom,
mit kirótt az isten.
Hogy ne figyeljek hiába
a kietlen világra.
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Extraordinary (2023)
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