Kristian once drew a god
On the ceiling with his cig
It seems that he's still trying to grow a moustache
I guess I loved Susanna once
But she didn't want to be with me
She shaved her head
She lives with a woman now
Nummelin, the boy who sat in the front row
Those same glasses still
He sits in the corner by himself just like before
I admired him, back then I envied Roope
I wanted his life then
On the dance floor, his trousers fall on the floor
Refrain:
We were supposed to change the world
We become masons
Tax drivers, cobblers
Single mothers, car sellers
We become doctors
Public servants, sergeant majors
And today, just for a moment, we can be kings
Nurminen, a natural with a ball
Would be a professional
If he had not fallen into a quarry when he was drunk
Pretty Jasmin, she wanted to be a model in Paris
She still looks good
She's telling us again how she made it to Miss Lohja finals once
Refrain:
We were supposed to change the world
We became masons
Tax drivers, cobblers
Single mothers, car sellers
We become doctors
Public servants, sergeant majors
And today, just for a moment, we can be kings
When we put on our graduation caps
We knew everything about everything
The older we get
The dumber we become
Me anyway
I don't know shit about anything
Yesterday when I came back home
The key didn't fit the locks
My clothes are flying out off the window
Refrain:
We were supposed to change the world
We became masons
Tax drivers, cobblers
Single mothers, car sellers
We become doctors
Public servants, sergeant majors
And today, just for a moment, we can be kings
Vuorinen, a friend from long ago
Before we spent hours just talking
Now I don't know what to say, except, "It was nice seeing you."