My strange uncles from abroad
Yes I never met'em!
But I took everything they wrote
And I'll never forget 'em!
Through the mystical communication
Deep within it all comes through
Forming underground railroad
For our ultimate breakthrough!
My strange nephews from abroad
Maybe I'll never meet 'em
They'll take everything I wrote and I'd never forbid 'em!
My strange uncles from beyond
I'll meet 'em on the cosmos street
And we will drink to how we told
To never trust a plastic beat
Through the mystical communication
Deep within it all comes through
Forming underground railroad
For our ultimate break through!







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Strange Uncles from Abroad Lyrics as written by Eugene Hutz Eliot Ferguson

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    that's a fantastic song about the continuity of cultural, national and other traditions. speaking about strange uncles abroad they mean all their preceders and all the people (ukrainian, russian etc) that inspire them. and strange nephews are their followers. i'm sure there will be such people, because GB are gorgeous! the mix of cultures, languages, motifs and everything else!

    nadich126on December 29, 2007   Link

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