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Smash Your Television
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After laughter comes tears
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter there'll be tears
When you're in love, you're happy
Oh, and then, when you're in a arm, you gaze
(After laughter comes tears) This doesn't last always
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter there'll be tears
My friends all say, "Don't try to hold it"
But I can't let that guy know how I feel
(After laughter comes tears) I'll try to hold back my, my, my tears
But they keep say
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter oh, oh, oh
I'll try to hide, hide my sorrows
I wonder, can I hold them till tomorrow
(After laughter comes tears) Maybe, I'll hold them for a year
But they keep say
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter
Now you will see those wet little tears
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter
A little biddy tear will look plum into your eye
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter oh, oh, oh
(After laughter comes tears) After your laughter
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Hot Nuns Bergen, Norway
Bass and drums punkduo from Bergen, Norway
Yngve Andersen: bass, vocals
Sigurd Haakaas: drums, vocals.
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