This one, this one goes to my
Dear and after all, I have to say, so fucking brave father.
( and all the silently suffering, lonely men, carrying the old wounds of wars, violence and blocked grief)
God knows how we two have fought
and how hard conversations we have had during our lifetime with each other. ...Yeah, that relationship has definitely been one of the hardest. Many times I've almost given up and had to take and keep my distance. So, I really couldn't even imagine, that one day, we would have such a great connection and close relationship like we have these days. It is really amazing and I am so grateful for this and brave of us and my whole family. We dared to face the deepest shit and went trough hell together and oh God, how beautifully we came back and how strong our family is now. We actually even CALL to each other and have good looooong conversations about all kind of things. My dad, he usually doesn't call to anyone, actually he doesn't have any friends, exept my mom. He is really introverted as I am too. So, now he also has me as a friend and you know what? We have so many same interests🤪 Music is one those and he is the guy, who taught me to really listen to music. This is one of the songs he gave me to listen, when I was a child
I remember it well. I understood the message without knowing english. Later, when I learned english I translated the lyrics- as I did (and still do) to all the songs, that I liked. 😉🙏

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Melancholy Man
The Moody Blues · A Question Of Balance · Song · 1970