What Will I Say

Ylvis

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[Intro] [Verse 1] How can I face my father after this God knows I feel so ashamed I know so many words But don’t know which ones to use When I try to explain I was driving because My skies were... fuck [Pre-Chorus] My child what have you done I was your favorite son Now I don’t know what to tell you ooh Should I just shake his hand It feels weird to hug a man What do I say if he starts crying [Chorus] What will I say to my father What will I say to my son What will we say to each other When we meet When we meet ooh Wanna reach out and tell him I’m sorry Wanna touch him and say I forgive When I know what to say Will it all be okay When we meet [Solo] [Chorus] When you look into the eyes of your father When you see into the soul of your son Words are obsolete If you know what you likes to eat Who needs words Who needs words When you’ve been jogging so far And you crave some caviar And you father has a tube in his hands ooh Then you know you are home No longer alone caviar [Outro] N.C. Yes you know you are home You’re no longer alone Caviar

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