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Bjork ~ Alarm Call


" i have walked this earth and watched people. I can be sincere and say i like them " " you can't say no to hope, can't say no to happiness " " i want to go on a mountain-top With a radio and good batteries Play a joyous tune And free the human race from suffering " " i'm no fucking buddhist but this is enlightenment " " the less room you give me, the more space i've got " " this is an alarm-call so wake-up wake-up now " " today has never happened and it doesn't frighten me " more free lyrics

" i have walked this earth and watched people.
I can be sincere and say i like them "
" you can't say no to hope, can't say no to happiness "
" i want to go on a mountain-top
With a radio and good batteries
Play a joyous tune
And free the human race from suffering "
" i'm no fucking buddhist but this is enlightenment "
" the less room you give me, the more space i've got "
" this is an alarm-call so wake-up wake-up now "
" today has never happened and it doesn't frighten me "

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