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Dám ti moju ruku, pohladíš ju rád
Dám ti moju starosť, si môj kamarát
Dám ti moju slzu, osušíš ju snáď
Dám ti kúsok smútku, nemusíš sa báť
Ty vieš, čo chcem, ty vieš, čo smiem
Poznáš môj smiech, poznáš môj hriech
Ty vieš, kde mám bôľ, tak pri mne stoj
Rany mi hoj, kamarát môj
Daj mi tvoju ruku, pohladím ju rád
Daj mi tvoju starosť, som tvoj kamarát
Daj mi tvoju slzu, osuším ju snáď
Daj mi kúsok smútku, nemusíš sa báť
Ja viem, čo chceš, ja viem, čo smieš
Poznám tvoj smiech, poznám tvoj hriech
Ty vieš, čo chcem, ty vieš, čo smiem,
Poznáš môj smiech, poznáš môj hriech
Tak len pri mne stoj a rany mi hoj
Tak len pri mne stoj! Kamarát môj
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My Friend
05:14
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I´ll give you my hand, you´ll gladly stroke it
You are my friend, I´ll give you my worry
I´ll give you my tear, which I hope you´ll dry
I´ll give you a bit of sorrow, you don´t have to be afraid
Ref.:
You know what I want, you know what I may
You know my laugh, you know my sins
You know what hurts, so stand by me
Heal my wounds, my friend/fellow
Give me your hand, I´ll gladly stroke it
I am your friend, give me your worry
Give me your tear, I gladly dry it
Give me your sorrow, you don´t have to be afraid
Ref.:
I know what you want, I know what you may
I know your laugh, know your faults
You know what I want, you know what I may
You know my laugh, you know my sins
So just stand by me, heal my wounds
So just stand by me, my dear friend.
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KOMA Slovakia
Michaela Martykanová - vocals, percussion
Eduard Koprna - bass, programming
Milan Hanečák - vocals, guitar
KOMA is a pop rock band from Slovakia.
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