Brian Dolton: The dead cannot be restored. They can be remembered. They can be mourned. But they are still dead.

The dead cannot be restored. They can be remembered. They can be mourned. But th — Brian Dolton

The dead cannot be restored. They can be remembered. They can be mourned. But they are still dead.

Brian Dolton

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