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A Woman's Last Word (feat. Eric Cuzco)
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Robert Browing's poetry meets Lord B, in an emotional version with Eric Cuzco on vocals. Eric Cuzco: vocals; Paul Redmond, Larisa Cudalbeanu, John Seed, Fredrick Loparco: cellos; arrangement by Lord B
R&B > Soul
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#200 today Peak #79
#17 in subgenre today Peak #6
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Robert Browning / Lord B
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Robert Browning / Lord B
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September 28, 2025
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MP3 3.1 MB, 180 kbps, 2:22
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Let's contend no more, love, strive nor weep: all be as before, Love, only sleep What so wild as words are? I and thou, In debate, as birds are, hawk on bough! See the creature stalking while we speak Hush and hide the talking, cheek on cheek! What so false as truth is, false to thee? where the serpent's tooth is, shun the tree Where the apple reddens, never pry lest we lose our Edens, Eve and I. Be a god and hold me with a charm Be a man and fold me with thine arm! Teach me, only teach, Love, as I ought I will speak thy speech, Love, think thy thought Meet, if thou require it, both demands, laying flesh and spirit in thy hands. That shall be tomorrow, not tonight: I must bury sorrow out of sight Must a little weep, Love, foolish me and so fall asleep, Love, loved by thee.
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