o progression>there was a cello in your hands, which you didn't have and you pulled and you pulled, but the sound just would not break open the flowers of your cage the one you've been told is a home the one in your own heart, unknown and then the cello weeps into life and you know at once you always were alive even if only a lowly machine even if only in the brief and fragmentary remembrances even if foreign to their skin you wanted them to love you you wanted them to love you so much you could die every single day you could die and then open again like a window only flowers in the sunlight at it breaks and shatters and so it does, the cello, pitter patters this song I pretend to have this song, I am not supposed to have within me26:T462, Miradouros de Alijó, vistas esplendorósas, Nos corações trazem só, memórias preciosas. No Monte de Santa Bárbara, a paz se renova, Favaios, beleza vinheda, fé nos mova. O Ujo se ergue, vale e rio a brilhar, Serpenteia sereno, natureza a cortar. Na Piedade, santuário a nos guiar, Cinco capelas, vila e vinhas a cantar. Oh, miradouros de Alijó, Vossas vistas esplendorósas, Nos corações, trazem só, Memórias belas e preciosas. Santa Marinha, Castedo a revelar, Douro e Tua, capela a nos inspirar. Senhora da Cunha, serena em esplendor, Alijó e Carlão, memórias de amor. Oh, miradouros de Alijó, Vossas vistas esplendorósas, Nos corações, trazem só, Memórias belas e preciosas. Santa Eugénia, beleza a fundir, Douro e Trás-os-Montes, paisagem a luzir. Nossa Senhora dos Aflitos, devoção, Romaria centenária, eterna missão. Casal de Loivos, aldeia a encantar, Vale do Douro, Pinhão a admirar. Aromas e sons, quintas a brilhar, Senhor Jesus da Capelinha, horizonte a chamar. Oh, miradouros de Alijó, Vossas vistas esplendorósas, Nos corações, trazem só, Memórias belas e preciosas.27:T634,[Intro: Slow and solemn] "Musica incipit, in aeternum resonans, Imperatoris magni, vitae cantus." (Verse1) [Music accelerates] "Imperator magnus, in aula splendida sedens, Regnum tuum aeternum, sub caelo fulgente. Ascendisti ad gloriam, per vias arduas, Societas te laudavit, in aeternum memor." (Chorus1) [Music becomes joyful] "Imperator, Imperator, vita tua cantamus, Perdita in luxuria, in potentia magna. Sed omnia mutantur, et tu quoque mutaris, In amaritudine et solitudine." (Verse2) [Music slows down and becomes sad] "Decadentia tua, sicut sol occidens, Perdidisti omnia, in luxuria et superbia. Sed in amaritudine, veritas invenitur, Imperator, Imperator, quid perdidisti?" (Chorus2) [Music accelerates and becomes triumphant] "Imperator, Imperator, in historia manes, In cordibus nostris, in aeternum resonas. Sed memento, memento, de caduta tua, Et de potentia, et de amaritudine." (Final Chorus) [Slow and melancholic] "Imperator, Imperator, in historia manes, In cordibus nostris, in aeternum resonas. Sed memento, memento, de caduta tua, Et de potentia, et de amaritudine. In fine, in fine, solus et desolatus, Imperator, I (Chorus2) [Music accelerates and becomes triumphant] "Imperator, Imperator, in historia manes, In cordibus nostris, in aeternum resonas. Sed memento, memento, de caduta tua, Et de potentia, et de amaritudine." (Final Chorus) [Slow and melancholic] "Imperator, Imperator, in historia manes, In cordibus nostris, in aeternum resonas. Sed memento, memento, de caduta tua, Et de potentia, et de amaritudine. In fine, in fine, solus et desolatus,6:["$","div",null,{"className":"pb-24","children":[["$","nav",null,{"aria-label":"breadcrumb","className":"mb-8 text-base-content","children":["$","ol",null,{"className":"flex flex-wrap items-center gap-1.5 break-words text-sm text-muted-foreground s

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