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Artist: The Lucksmiths
Canonical path: /the-lucksmiths/the-forgetting-of-wisdom
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The Forgetting Of Wisdom
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The Forgetting Of Wisdom
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A summer's day at my disposal
By way of apology, a proposal
I really should have realised I was wrong, wrong, wrong
Such a long, long, long time ago
It hasn't been all beer and skittles
There was some madness in the middle
I'll make us sandwiches and I'll make amends
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We were good, good friends for a while
It's almost - literally - the least that I could do
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