Track #2: Nobodylovers. Features the R. Kelly of Meilahti, R. Kärkkäinen on his rap debut. Not the most typical Viola-track again, but we really do like this one.
the endless glimmer of the fairground world where the time unfurls as the machines twirl a goldfish prize for the candy floss smiles the festive spirits are on the rise
aloof, he moves through the crowd like sleepwalking invisible and light as air she's lonesome like a drizzle in springtime looking for a place for nobodylovers nobodylovers nobodylovers
other lovers play a little coconut shy soon merry goes round in the thrill of the ride and it's all so fun and they're all so fair and get to carry home those giant cuddly bears
somehow only he sees her, only she him they exist just for today funhouse mirrors twist the world around them people turn to look but see nobody ...lovers nobodylovers nobodylovers emerging from the unknown nobodylovers if you feel them you're not alone nobodylovers
because it's been years since she passed away and soon after he went the same way but here every year they relive again the day they met - their happiest day
nobodylovers nobodylovers they exist just for today invisible and light as air if you feel them you're not alone if you feel them you're not alone bodies are gone but lovers live on invisible and light as air bodies are gone but lovers live on if you feel them you're not alone
don't let the deadweights drag you down with their games they only want you to seal your dreams in an airtight bottle and throw it into the sea
your only friend is lost inside of your maze she's trying so hard but the whims of life are tough to follow and you're too far on the sea
cos we cast ourselves into unknown waters and dive into the blue but we can't swim back up to the surface because we're all deadweights too
down there the death waits
but we cast ourselves into unknown waters and dive into the blue we can't swim back up to the surface because we're all deadweights too no we can't swim back up to the surface because we're all deadweights too
(down there the death waits death waits the deadweights)