The Delgados
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D'estus Morte

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D'estus Morte

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Dusting portraits where they hang

Tables laid out

Babies crying above the bed

Bleeting what is true

Where we live is where we land

Silently without the clans of your life and we forgot we hated what you do

Come my ?? stand proudly for this day

Peoples lives are clear and friendships have no fear changing glances who we are

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