Anssi Kela
Miscellaneous
Nummela
These streets of the city, villas and gardens
I walk the dog and remember the best years
From that ditch we were filials back then we were teased
After betting where madness was weighed again
We girls were divided with our friends at school
They screamed during recess when they were chased
And when the faija the band played I took everyone to see it
When I was listening I felt the burning - I had to play
I have to walk like this
I have to walk ¤ so
When something wakes up inside
I was twelve when we moved to the country
And only a year older I watched when Faija was buried
Mutsi and i four children, a new house with debts
But somehow it survived - life started again
We and my friends then this park was taken over
Our mopeds traveled two hundred, that bridge we walked along the railings
And we knew how to turn off the street lights of the whole village
I started writing songs, they were about death
I have to walk like this< br/>I have to walk like this
When something wakes up inside
I found the woman of my life and we moved in together
I was happy when I said: Please, eikö mentäis get married?
Now we have a detached house, my wife works as a teacher
I sleep during the day and stay awake at night - these songs should be written
With the dog sometimes late at night we climb the ridge
And from there we look at the sleeping Nummela
And I swear that everything seems to be right
I think I belong here...
I have to walk like this
I have to walk like this
When something wakes up inside in

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