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Artist: Nicholas Lens
Canonical path: /nicholas-lens/sumus-vicinae
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sumus vicinae
Read Sumus vicinae lyrics by Nicholas Lens on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sumus vicinae
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Sumus vicinae
Pulcherrime iacet
Quasi dormiens
Ubi vinum libatur
Vae viduae
Vae pupillis
Clunes tuas move mulier
Hic sedeo ego
Date mihi vinum
Vae viduae
Vae pupillis
Videtelinteum obsoletum
Catula etiam
Anulum ei
Et dentem aureum eriplit
Vae viduae
Vae pupillis
Videte morsum amantis
In collo scorti prisci
Ea suave olet
Ille putere incipit
Vae viduae
Vae pupillis
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