In Oslo city's scenery, you can glimpse the lights of the night
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They were a family of four, a mother, a daughter and two brothers.
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The oldest sold beans, rocked speed and owned guns.
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Admittedly, it was sealed but still had an effect,
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it commanded respect, created terror and chased away everyday heroes.
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He started small, then became ruder and ruder.
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There is no longer enough money in nesters.
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Then he made a plan with a friend and together they stole a Merce.
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They crashed into a computer store and ran away with a bang.
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A break quickly turned into several, wanted more, the boy lost count.
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Who knows what drove him, was it excitement or excitement?
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His friends were hard, his enemies were mean.
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Yes, the boy had grown up quickly, the family managed without him.
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He got himself a nice apartment.
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... pule ladies became routine, the thin ones with silicone and a lot of tanning cream in their snouts,
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who want clothes.
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But he also gave his ladies—knock, without preempting a mine.
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For he was cold and of heart, never of nerves, hard on the hard,
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serious conscience
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He used bol to get sick, sunbathed and took care of himself. |
He used nippers — when collecting debts.
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He stood if someone hit him, he ruled from the throne,
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for he was the king of the environment and delighted with the situation.
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But there was something in his dreams that night that plagued—
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there was a twelve-year-old thin pale and bloody boy like the jaga'n.
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Take care now. |
Know you just wanted to be raw. |
You would live without limits,
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but there is one thing you do not agree with,
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no matter what you might think, it had major consequences.
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Take care now, take care now.
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She had many dreams, got the man she loved, two sons and a daughter,
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for many years the house was filled with laughter. |
At
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5 after work when the man came home, he laid his hands
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around his wife and gave her a hug. |
So it went on, but one day the man jumped
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above
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the cuddle. |
He reeked of cheap perfume, and smelled owls in the moss. |
Then he laid down the cards
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the table
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and explained the situation. |
He had met another lady and wanted a divorce
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the wife.
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— she was shattered, broken, depressed and cursed, but she fought like a madman,
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for Ґ fҐ
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the right of the children. |
Would keep them together, and give the kids love, |
give them peace of mind now
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they grew up teaching them about honesty. |
It was a busy time with bills and food
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as
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was going to be bought, she worked extra in the evenings to make ends meet.
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And those kids
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grew up, and had to accept that their mother was never there when they needed a
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speak with. |
She saw it and fell into disappointment and bitterness,
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nҐ she drank — for
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Hiding away his bad conscience. |
Scaring away the sensation of slow Ґ
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suffocate
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in a thought that everything she had sacrificed was in vain.
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Take care now. |
No one is there to look after. |
Before you knew the word of it, it said
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life has it, it gets up is tft when the one you love leaves you.
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Take care now, take care now.
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It is an eternal glow from the day one is born.
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I have an older sibling so I know how it feels.
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Too soon you will be worried if you are going to be a good brother.
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So when the little brother in the story we tell turned ten, he was sure of his answer,
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he wanted to be like his brother, big and tough,
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there he found solace in his lack of a father,
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but with bad grades he got a lot of stress from his mother, |
so he did as his brother did, and gave F's throughout school.
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This happened at the time when 501 was popular,
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he broke into a store and sold what he had stolen.
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Wanted to tell his brother, he was so proud and wanted to brag,
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but the brother just laughed at him and called him a sissy.
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"I'll probably prove that I can pull, that I'm good enough"
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But the brother said; |
"You don't give a shit, you just juggle."
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I promise you a big brother who hates you is worse than you know,
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so he lay in his room and made plans.
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The snow came the night the boy took action, he crept out onto the balcony,
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and climb down quickly from fourth. |
What was he doing?
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He walked over to a trailer, unlocked it, turned on the engine, and started it
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unfortunately. |
One hundred and twenty, one hundred and thirty, suddenly all too fast.
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Then there's a bang, it explodes into black. |
The snow is falling and falling
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Ґ say that everything is over. |
In the wreckage lies the body of a 12-year-old boy.
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Rest now, you were the one no one cared about. |
You wanted everyone to see you,
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but now you rest in peace, I know the angels will watch over nothing |
will happen to you. |
Rest now, rest now.
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In Oslo city's scenery, you can glimpse the lights of the night |