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Estonian Films
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here in the prime of my youth and it’s still unsafe outside
it’s for this future that my fascist-fighting forefathers died
yes, it’s the end of the world and we should spend it like this?
if that’s the way it must be, I’d best be bourgeoised to bits
you and I sit - barricaded - in a one-bed flat by the sea
we’d’ve been all arms and legs once before, but now we are just terminally bored
you liked “Lessons of a Dead Language”, though I enjoyed “Scanners” more
can you remember your life as it existed before?
seems that I spent all yesterday listening to lossy Bobby Beausoleil
who knows what I’ll do with today? probably nothing much anyway…
you’ll suggest Estonian films, rich with a Soviet sadness and style
and I’ll indulge your beauteous mind as we stay inside, blocking out light, straining our eyes
here in the end of the world, we’re just expected to watch
you must be joking, I think, as jingos rattle their pots
if it’s the end of the world really, I’ll gladly to spend it with you
I don’t - I have to admit - hope humankind makes it through
it seems that I spent all yesterday listening to lossy Bobby Beausoleil
who knows what I’ll do with today? probably nothing much anyway…
you’ll suggest Estonian films, rich with a Soviet sadness and style
and I’ll indulge your beauteous mind as we stay inside, blocking out light, straining our eyes
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here in the prime of my youth and it’s still unsafe outside
it’s for this future that my fascist-fighting forefathers died
yes, it’s the end of the world and we should spend it like this?
if that’s the way it must be, I’d best be bourgeoised to bits
you and I sit - barricaded - in a one-bed flat by the sea
we’d’ve been all arms and legs once before, but now we are just terminally bored
you liked “Lessons of a Dead Language”, though I enjoyed “Scanners” more
can you remember your life as it existed before?
seems that I spent all yesterday listening to lossy Bobby Beausoleil
who knows what I’ll do with today? probably nothing much anyway…
you’ll suggest Estonian films, rich with a Soviet sadness and style
and I’ll indulge your beauteous mind as we stay inside, blocking out light, straining our eyes
here in the end of the world, we’re just expected to watch
you must be joking, I think, as jingos rattle their pots
if it’s the end of the world really, I’ll gladly to spend it with you
I don’t - I have to admit - hope humankind makes it through
it seems that I spent all yesterday listening to lossy Bobby Beausoleil
who knows what I’ll do with today? probably nothing much anyway…
you’ll suggest Estonian films, rich with a Soviet sadness and style
and I’ll indulge your beauteous mind as we stay inside, blocking out light, straining our eyes
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