| Hey Andrew Lacoste, I say welcome to Hell
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| Playing killer games in your solitary cell
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| Mr. Coward, what went wrong with your head
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| A murderer of children, and still you aren’t dead
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| On July 21st, I saw Gurnemanz mourn
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| In the ruins of '45, his uniform torn
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| Parsifal in Bayreuth, a Knight of the Grail
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| The Dictatorship defeated, a quest doomed to fail
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| A wedding in Norway, the conductor’s hand beckoned
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| I flew out on July 22nd
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| Landed in Oslo at 15:22
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| Three minutes later the Terror became true
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| Saw Government buildings going in smoke
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| I thought it was a vido, it had to be a joke
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| Stayed in th airport, safe and at distance
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| Hardly a position that offers resistance
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| Dramatize the Untergang, don’t we, my artist friends
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| That sweet sensation of an Angst that never ends
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| But all a sudden, the threat became real
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| Expanding ammunition made wounds that wouldn’t heal
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| Hey Andrew Lacoste, I say welcome to Hell
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| Playing killer games in your solitary cell
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| Mr. Coward, what went wrong with your head
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| A murderer of children, and still you aren’t dead
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| I thought it was a film, it couldn’t be right
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| Terror took the form of a lunatic Knight
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| Disguised as a policeman he killed 77
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| That was Oklahoma, our September 11th
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| On the day two months after I lost my loved mother
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| Everything changed from one day to another
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| All of a sudden, my grief was ours
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| The young kept on dying, in spite of the powers
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| That tried to help them, but the evil was strong
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| And «you did this», O Heinous, the irreparable wrong
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| In the Nation of Tolerance, the end of a Pact:
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| People thought it was Islamist, Muslims were attacked
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| Hey Andrew Lacoste, I say welcome to Hell
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| Playing killer games in your solitary cell
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| Mr. Coward, what went wrong with your head
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| A murderer of children, and still you aren’t dead
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| The Kingdom wept and protested with roses
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| I kept my uniform on and continued my poses
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| They gathered at Young’s and sang children’s songs
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| I kept listening to Burzum, unrepenting my wrong
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| To mother and daughter, to father and son:
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| I think Grief made us mad, each and every one
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| I had wept for four months and only felt rage
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| Gone were the days of the lyricist sage
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| I saw analysts grapple with Freedom of Expression
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| Using he massacre as a reason for Repression
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| I spoke out against them, here Justice ends
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| Not the kind of message that wins you new friends
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| 2010, before everything went black
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| 2010, now it’s time to look back
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| TOTENINSEL
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| Skyene på himmelen
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| Vatnet i sjøen
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| Doggen på båtane
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| Kjem frå andedragi
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| Åt dei som søv
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| Under sypressane |