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GONE
05:00
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Let’s not talk about it
Don’t let me say a single word
Cause there’s just no time for your tears and goodbyes
When you’re almost gone
If I were my old self I would beg you my dear:
Don’t go, I can’t keep losing you…
But there’s just no time for our tears and goodbyes
When you’re almost gone
Gone, gone, where did you leave?
Gone, gone, where did you leave?
Where did you leave?
Don’t leave me please
(Don’t leave me please)
Az én babám elhagyott már
Árkon, bokron, rózsán át jár
Szívem szép darabja utána száll
Az én babám nem várom már
(Nem várom már)
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BORKA BALOGH Amsterdam, Netherlands
BORKA BALOGH is an Utrecht-based indie formation named after its Hungarian-born frontwoman.
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