Voor een verloren soldaat
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You show arms
and don't be afraid to fall

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You show energy
and I want to see space

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And the gorbe arm
back, more back

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Foot and over your foot, try
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more...
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That's good, good, Bunny
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That's better
try the second step first

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yeah, more
good, that's better

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Well, do I look?
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Yeah, It's over
And use you body

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trying once
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yeah, more, and look out
over your hands

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Good
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Doesrt work...
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Ok, stop...
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The dance is
dedicated to freedom

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To every kind of freedom
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Fill me upon
the flarehead before...

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Here we go again
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Amsterdam especially
has kept strong ties

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with the liberators
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How strong was shown
on Liberation Day 1980...

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when the population of the
capital honored them again

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It was like the 1945
"May Days" again

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Only the soldiers were now
35 years older

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Amsterdam was thanking with
its cheers for the Canadians

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all the allies who ended five
years of war and occupation

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These were my heroes
the liberators of 1945

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When they came back in 1980
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it was scary
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It didn't look like my memory
anymore

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Could you be a bit more
explicit?

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Mark, shut up
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What I see takes me back
to 1980

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which also takes me back
to 1945

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It is a memory of memories
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It's the essence of what
I mean in this choreography


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