éù ìé çáøä åàðé àåäá àåúä
åîùúãì úîéã ìäéåú àéúä
éåöàéí ìøçåá àðé ùí àôèøùééá
äéà òåùä ãôé÷åú òí ðòìé ò÷á.
âí áùå÷ ñåàï àðé åäéà ìáã
îçåá÷éí åîúçáàéí áöã
ìé éù â÷è îòåø åìä çåìöä øëä
îøâéù âéáåø ðåúï ìä ðùé÷ä.

éù ìé çáøä åäéà îäîîú
àðé àåäá àåúä áìá,
åëùäéà äåìëú, äéà úîéã çåæøú
àðé òìéä ø÷ çåùá.

ëùàðé àéúä àðé àçø áëìì
çåìí òì îëåðéú åîåöøé çùîì
ëé éù ìä àó òéðééí úåàîåú
çéåê àãí ëîå áôøñåîåú
åäéà ìåòñú îñèé÷ áøéç ùì îðèåì
åòí øåëñï îôìñèé÷ úåôñú àú äëì
äéà ùîä âøáéåðéí òí øëáåú çåöåú
åòâéìé îúëú ñøèéí åîçøåæåú

ôæîåï..

éù ìé çáøä àðé àåäá àåúä
ëùäéà áåëä àðé ùôåè ùìä
îáéà ÷ôä îâù åòåâéåú
ðåúï çéåê òåùä ùèåéåú
òìé îåøçú àåãí åìé æä ìà àéëôú
åéù ìùðéðå éçã áãéå÷ àåúå îáè
àåäá ùäéà ëåúáú áàöáòåú ã÷åú
åëùäéà îñúø÷ú òåùä úðåòåú øëåú

ôæîåï...


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    What the hell?...

    firebugfreakyon July 21, 2002   Link
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    This song means so much to me. I cry everytime I hear the words. I sit there and go 'Ouugha-frahdfm-bigglesworth' (which is how it is pronounced)...

    in other words its a load of s......ymbols.

    sfk_on December 16, 2004   Link

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