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Speed of Dark
03:20
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I know your mother hates me
she’s worried out of her mind
”she doesn’t trust you” she cried
”she doesn’t trust you” she cried
summer of 1959
boys disappeared in the woods
one was a friend of mine
one was a friend of mine
”they found their shoes in a mine”
whisper villagers and sigh
”someone will burn alive”
”someone will burn alive”
drive-in theater in a night
I hold her hand but she cries
dark is gaining ground
dark is gaining ground
winter of 1959
my neighbours pack up and say goodbye
oh these boys were bright
oh these boys were bright
winter of 1959
my neighbours pack up and say goodbye
oh these boys were bright
they took away our light
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He Floats
02:12
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family is gone
but now now my belly’s full
family is gone
rest of them under the ice
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
my mother waves
goodbye under the ice
my brother waits
but the river’s too strong
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
winter was so cold
villagers
tie stones on my body
villagers
tie stones on my body
but of course I float
of course I float
but of course I float
of course I float
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Hexehexe Pori, Finland
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