[ti:] [ar:] [al:] [by:] [00:03.37] [00:21.10]Two brothers from the south of Sweden came to stay with me [00:25.13]One of them would have gotten my virginity [00:29.77]but he didn’t know that back then, did he! [00:32.46]He didn’t know that back then. [00:34.60] [00:39.26]He went a bit rough on my poetry, [00:43.60]said: there’s no chance in hell this will ever grow to be anything. [00:48.38]He said: I mostly like Dylan myself [00:51.62]I said: Shocking! Well [00:52.39]Then he said something else, I didn’t understand [00:56.75]Because he came from the south of Sweden, he spoke just like a Dane [01:00.67] [01:16.05]You should have seen these brothers! [01:20.54]And when they spoke, they made you feel like summer just broke through though it was fall [01:20.58]Freckles all over their pale bodies. [01:25.35]They made it obvious I was too young, not interesting at all [01:30.64] [01:34.71]I always wanted to go to their hometown and knock on their door [01:39.16]And say something interesting and revolting that they’d never heard before [01:43.90]to make them change their minds, after all this time: [01:48.09]Look! There was some cool in me, you know! [01:51.46]They probably still won’t think so. [01:55.60] [02:12.14]And I’m in Lund again, and nothing’s fixed that ever was broken [02:16.65]And I’m in Lund again, and I still don’t get things right [02:21.31]And I’m in Lund again, and maybe they have grown up [02:25.38]and maybe they are here [02:27.69]because there’s a glow of spring in the hall tonight.