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The Last Dinner Party have paired ‘Big Dog’ with a spoken word piece built from folklore and Bible verses
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"Gjuha" is a track by The Last Dinner Party, from the album Prelude to Ecstasy: Acoustics & Covers, released 10th October 2024. The track is 1:30 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 20 articles about The Last Dinner Party.
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Mund të marrë pak kohë Kohë me t'folë shlirë Jo nuk foli Fshije gojën Gjuha ime E prishtë Sdi me ta përkthy Mund të marrë pak kohë E hupa gjuhën Kurrë se mësova Moti pa fjalor Oh oh oh, oh oh oh, oh oh oh Moj e bukura Fati im Kurrë ste pashë Oh oh
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