J-Kay soldat

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Intro
And if you have to worry had you worried
And if you have to worry had you worried
She walk for a soldier how a far far away
She walk for a soldier how a far far away
When you come home I stop this
When you come home I had to good I
never cry again when you come home to me.
Remind me to say goodbye to you and to the beautiful days
Write this letter here, keep quiet about the nightmares that plague me
Writing these numbers at 40 degrees in the shade
With 40 comrades, no love was noticed carry yourself
we fight every morning, fears have long since frozen to death
Countless soldiers have died in battle next to me and I would have loved to go with them for the cartridges to catch them they are dead
and no longer there and in my head I hear their names
miss you miss my child
miss my parents who are proud of me
And if not Sounds terrible, it's the
foreign deployment that expresses the negative
this is going back home
Promise to take care of myself 5 months of sweat and blood think of you every
day March to you home on foot stay healthy and
think of me, don't worry because it's safe here
When you come home I stop this
When you come home I had to good I never cry again when you come home to me />I expect you when I sit at the airport everything is too real and you are unbelievable for
I hope that society will soon accept
that we risk our lives and masquerade for our country
will be ignored discarded in civilian life and most people care
not if a soldier dies at 20,
I'll come to you soon, I'll try to be there as I was
before the lives with fear and pine I'll try to change my behavior
to show you something new about myself with my way of
warming up it's the last lines and I have to go out into the fight with the
gun ready charged and I look into the light and feel no pain
it's soaked in love, I don't believe it
and I run into the light. ...
When you come home I stop this
When you come home I had to good I
never cry again when you come home to me.

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