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Miss you like sleep
03:53
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Depression
03:34
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Break the law
03:57
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Angry homos
02:27
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Hares on the mountain
04:58
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Rautatiet (Railways)
02:16
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Rautatiet
Tunnot maalaa posken punan
Painaa lasia vasten pakenevan junan
Onneton sydän on
Se kaiken muistaa
Raitehilta suistaa
Mun
Kuolon ja elon taisto
Selviytymisen vaisto
Rautatiet
Pitkin viet
Vaik' mietin kultaa
Syön mustinta multaa
Maan
Tunteiden kuonassa
Nahkaani luomassa
Katsomossa tähdet ja kuu
Railways
Feeling paints the cheek red
Pressing against the glass of an escaping train
Unhappy is the heart
It remembers everything
Derails me
Off the track
The battle of life and death
The instinct of survival
Railways
Along
Though I'm thinking of my love
I eat the blackest dirt
Of the earth
In the slag of emotions
Shedding my skin
Watched by the stars and the moon
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