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Rut
05:49
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I remember
Walks around the lake
My hand in hers
Her silence in me
I remember
Fried porridge for lunch
With a lot of sugar on
It was my favourite meal
I remember
The fire in her eyes
Burning trash
At the back of her house
I remember
She taught me to play cards
Sometimes giving me the best ones
Without letting me notice
I remember
The words she never said
Like how much she cared for me
I knew it anyway
I remember
Oh, I miss her so
Dear grandmother
I wish you didn’t have to go
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Girl Gang
04:22
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They thought they could tell us
That we would listen
To what the say
About our looks
About how to behave
They thought they could tell us
That they had the right to judge us
And tell us how to act
We fought the silence
Nothing could hold us back
We shared the knowledge within
We were fifteen
We had our gang
We knew it all
We just had each other
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Crush & Create Records Malmö, Sweden
Hardcore and punk label and distro.
We have a queer feminist focus.
Bringing DIY dreams to life since 2013.
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