THE STORY

There's no extraordinary story behind Yes We Do,
unless one's life - in this case mine - is extraordinary.

There's a need for telling a story. A true one.
This need is rooted beyond will and it would be hard to tell where it comes from and where it leads.
It seems that there's no argument for safety strong enough to suppress its voice...

'The Missed Sanctification' is autobiographical. It wasn't meant to be this way or in any other way.
It is what it became as the lyrics took shape. I didn't ask for certain lines - they simply came as reflections.

These songs are the sum of beautiful and traumatic moments. None of those moments has higher value
than anyone else’s similar experiences. Their only quality is that they're mine and I’m the one who can talk about them.

Any form of suffering, whether subtle or evident, leads to a different form of understanding.
Suffering is the most wicked teacher. Still, even if it's hard to admit, it leaves some benefits on the table.
'The Missed Sanctification' incorporates those benefits...

The demons. Those silent companions who want to make sure that their target
doesn't make it to the destination. They're part of this story, too. They had to be fought.

There's a price for anything and the price for telling the truth in these songs has been paid.

ZOLTÁN SEBESTYÉN