Aarto And The Old Boys

from Infinite Human Machine by Kurtis Kanttila

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You can believe anything, you can try and believe it
You may leave you may leave ya, but you'll be back to this armpit
Aarto and the old boys, gathered here at Robins
and time is robbing, their days that remain

That will be, you and me
Just you wait, you wait and see
So please, let us live old as them
Wrinkles from every grin

Those silly songs remind me, of time we shared together
It means so much ya, we'll think those days where better
Aarto and the old boys, Suomalainen Robins
If Aarto had a pizza shop, he'd come in wobblin', saying!

Aarto is the best dough!
Aarto is the best dough!
You, you had better believe
What I want to achieve

Our roads might split off, we may vanish to each other
But I hope I hope ya, we can meet every summer

We'll be, at the last standing Robins
Old freaks, who can barely eat
We can barely eat
We can just about eat

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from Infinite Human Machine, released February 17, 2019

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