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lyrics

leave your dolls in your bedroom
it is time to do something new
your posters with those movie stars
are worthless you should tear them apart

your lovely dad always drinking beer
you only see him when he’s ill
so you have to lean on your mother
and some day you’ll have your own lover

i will always want the best for you
so do not fear for i am with you

grow up maggie
it’s time to say goodbye
why’d you stick to your old things
let’s say good night

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from Come On Feel The Misery, released May 30, 2017

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The Somersault Boy Budapest, Hungary

Hungarian-Finnish Budapest based trio. Lofi soloproject between 2009 and 2012, rocking trio since 2012. Self-torturing yet happy punk-powerpop songs.

Mika Sundholm - László Sallai - Zoltán Horváth

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