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Darlingside – Clay & Cast Iron lyrics
Clay and cast-iron, rum-colored silver sunglasses
White gold, sapphire, and apricot soap
French leather purses and saris with painted-on flowers
The smell of old cedar and jasmine perfume

Fig trees, bottles of milk, and sewing machines
The ring Baba gave you that you used to leave by the sink

I gave you away

You told me you take your Darjeeling black with a scone
And, "Always remove your shoes in a home."
That I was your shadow and keeper of secrets and standards
"A gentleman's only as good as his word."

Ice-skating in Kansas City, Crown Center alight
I said I’d be there in a minute
I stayed on the ice

I gave you away
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Songwriters: AUYON MUKHARJI, DAVID CULVER SENFT, DONALD LEWIS MITCHELL, HARRIS ANDREW PASELTINER
Clay & Cast Iron lyrics © Wixen Music Publishing

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