Finnmark Children
from Two Minutes More by Mirrorball
lyrics
Finnmark children, it's been so precious to me
In my dark eyes that's all I see
So sad I had, I had to go away
Finnmark children, will I see you again?
Bold face, rough place, deep in time
Caught in nowhere
Are you still there?
Are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Have you grown up since we met the first time?
Do I see you reflected in my own child?
By the way I thank you for stoppin' your playing
That day when I walked into your reign
Tough place, rough grace, deep in time
Caught in nowhere
Are you still there?
Are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Tough place, rough grace
Will you be there?
Will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
In my dark eyes that's all I see
So sad I had, I had to go away
Finnmark children, will I see you again?
Bold face, rough place, deep in time
Caught in nowhere
Are you still there?
Are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Have you grown up since we met the first time?
Do I see you reflected in my own child?
By the way I thank you for stoppin' your playing
That day when I walked into your reign
Tough place, rough grace, deep in time
Caught in nowhere
Are you still there?
Are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Ah, are you still there?
Tough place, rough grace
Will you be there?
Will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
Ah, will you be there?
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from Two Minutes More,
released January 1, 2023
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Jan 2023 -
Apr 2018
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