Lewis Capaldi Makes Surprise Return to Glastonbury

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furkansahin · 11h ago

This is definitely off topic. However, considering his personal situation, I feel very inspired. Hence, I wanted to share. Comebacks are extremely difficult, both physically and especially mentally.

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Lewis Capaldi Makes Surprise Return to Glastonbury

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