Hospital - Fault

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It's all my fault

If i told the truth
That it was my fault
That i've played the games
And life was for naught
I'm sorry for what i've done to you
God changed me

I died where i left you
Behind where i killed you
I feel like i've been here before
And i'm sorry
It's my fault
All my fault
It's my fault
Please take this blame away

Now i'm down and dying
My life your sacrifice
In a crowded solitude
I await my shame
I'm sorry for what i've done to you
Time erases me

I died where i lеft you
Behind where i killеd you
I feel like i've been here before
And i'm sorry
It's my fault
All my fault
It's my fault
Please take this blame away
I suck, i suck, i suck, i suck
I suck, i suck, i suck, i
It's my fault
All my fault
It's my fault
Please take this blame away
I feel you, i feel you, i feel you, i feel you
Feel you, feel you, feel you, feel you, feel!

Release Date: January 01, 2000

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"Hospital - Fault" is a haunting and introspective song that delves into themes of guilt, regret, and self-blame. The lyrics express a deep sense of remorse for past actions and the impact they have had on others. The singer acknowledges their mistakes and takes full responsibility for the pain they have caused. The raw emotion in the vocals and the melancholic melody create a somber and reflective atmosphere, making the listener feel the weight of the singer's confession. Despite the sorrowful tone, there is a sense of hope for redemption and forgiveness as the singer pleads for the burden of guilt to be lifted. Overall, "Hospital - Fault" is a powerful and emotive track that explores the complexities of personal accountability and the struggle for absolution.

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Since the time in 2013 when their debute album “When the trees were higher” was released, Hospital have made it to the reviews of foreign blogs and magazines, received positive feedback in such russian periodicals as Afisha, Colta and Time Out and shared a stage with Lana Del Rey at her first Moscow concert. The song “Falling” became top 3 song searched on Russian Shazam after it airing on Russian sitcom “Univer”.

Last year the band was invited to open The Neighbourhood concerts in Moscow and Saint Petersburg and in September they played at Youth festival together with Chlöe, FRYARS and The Drums. At the same time they presented a mini-album “Satellite Flare”.

The second full album “Uncommon Sense” was released on May 14 (2015) on Colta web site, and the new singles “Ariel” and “Lovergirl” (№1 in Tradiio chart) were cheered by Metropol and Rolling Stone respectevely. They also shared a stage with Gerard Way and The Kooks.