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In the summer of nineteen seventy-three
A boy was born and that boy was me
Born with blue eyes and blond hair
And relatives and origins everywhere

My mother was quiet and educated
She travelled the world, she studied and painted
She used the french that she was reading
And never made it back to sweden

My father was a doctor but he played the guitar
On the day that you are born, you know who you are
He gave me the name of my late grandfather
One goes down and up comes the other

When i was a younger man i drank a lot of coffee
I studied biology and philosophy
The only thing i learned was what noone said to me
You better live noe and stop getting ready

I played in a band, we toured the old world
The shows were excited, fun and unheard
I loved the spirirt, i loved the UK
And chilling with my friends by the side oof the highway

I loved the movies, i loved the ocean
I liked the idea of an orphan nation
So i flew to the city to catch up with a friend
I met a few songsters and a lot of good men

In the fall of two thousand six
I changed my name to Stanley Brinks
I turned my back on friends and family
And became an enemy of society

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