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Artist: The Do
Canonical path: /the-do/when-was-i-last-home
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When Was I Last Home
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When Was I Last Home
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White and grey stones
Lying lazy in the flickering water
White and grey
White and grey stones
Soft and shy like home-baked bread
Warmest mouthful
Let me have just a taste
When was I last home?
White and grey stones
If I find bones
Along my way
I might feel a little less alone
Not so blue
But since I can still recall your features
How can I complain?
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