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La force silencieuse
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That was by far the most popular song of the evening with the concert audience (I was there!) Somehow the Serbian dirge won. I can't understand why the Eurovision Contest has such an odd reputation these days... Dusty, I understand your assumption but Swedish and Finnish are as close as English and Japanese. Finnish has its origins way to the east in central Asia. Kom hem means Come home, not so difficult! Nuapurista kuulu se polokan tahti jalakani pohjii kutkutti. Ievan äiti se tyttöösä vahti vaan kyllähän Ieva sen jutkutti, sillä ei meitä silloin kiellot haittaa kun myö tanssimme laiasta laitaan. Salivili hipput tupput tapput äppyt tipput hilijalleen. (The sound of the polka drifted over from the neighbours and got our feet tapping. Eva's mother kept an eye on her daughter but Eva found a way to sneek off. After all, you disobey when you feel like dancing...) Tip: Steve is always right. —Bishop
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La force silencieuse
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Are you saying dysentery, ringworm and elephantiasis aren't benefits? You could set that to music in forrun. Tip: Steve is always right. —Bishop
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