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1. Sep 25,  · Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure Lyrics: It had something to do with the rain / Leaching, loamy dirt / And the way the back lane came alive / Half moon whispered, "Go" / .

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2. Virtute in Latin I believe means strength, and the departure of Virtute would give the impression of loss of strength or loss of courage. The line "I can't remember the sound that you found for me" is an amazing personalification for the cat. Since an owner would usually call his or her cat by its name, in this case, Virtute; the cat is pleaing 5/5(4).

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3. rows · Watch the video for Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure from The Weakerthans's .

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4. Lyrics to 'Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure' by The Weakerthans. It had something to do with the rain Leaching loamy dirt And the way the back lane came alive Half moon whispered go.

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5. The Weakerthans - Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure (Letra e música para ouvir) - It had something to do with the rain leeching loamy dirt / And the way the back lane came alive, half moon whispered "go / For a while, I heard you missing.

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6. Jun 23,  · Capo on 1 (All chords relative to capo) This is a great song by a great Canadian band. It is also one of the most depressing songs I know. Chords: C x or x F /5(37).

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7. Oct 26,  · As I recovered, I moved on with more music to fill up my life, but a few years later, working at the radio station still, I came across the new Weakerthans release – “Reunion Tour” and the first song I noticed was the sequel to the Virtute story and this one had the ominous title of “Virtute The Cat Explains Her Departure”.

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8. Oct 21,  · There’s a legitimate pain to the renewed emphasis on Virtute’s perspective in “Virtute the Cat Explains Her Departure”, which meticulously chronicles the life the cat leads after departing from its owner. Memory recedes — the song’s shattering final line, “I can’t remember the sound that you found for me”, remains one of the.

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