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State of Grace – Gospels in the wine
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Producent/Regissör/Kameraman: Simon Olsson www.stateofgraceband.com Somewhere, sometimes, we’re somehow failing to fit in, and by now, people are getting caught, between wars that can’t be won. Some throws up, so sick of, their bodies minds and broken souls. I do care, but let’s go, of the illusion of control. I don’t find gospels in the wine I take a look from time to time Come on let it pour to human kind. But we don’t find gospels in the wine. Wake up the next day, finally feel sorry for my self. Still though, back to reality. Try to get control again. I throw up, I get so sick of. That I just gave myself this role. Allow me, to let go, of the illusion of control.
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