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Hello Scotland

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Hello Scotland

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City streets, late spring,

Where smoke covers everything

That's where we push, our eyes

In front of ourselves.

(x2)

For being true, for being hurt.

City streets in late spring,

Where smoke covers everyone and everything.

Heavy winds won't bother us,

It won't break no trees, it won't break no bones.

(x2)

Heavy winds: it won't break no trees, it won't break no bones.

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