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Artist: Natacha Atlas
Canonical path: /natacha-atlas/one-brief-moment
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One Brief Moment
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One Brief Moment
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I miss him
that man I almost met
how can it be
that we shared a secret
in one brief moment
our eyes were windows
and in those moments
I hope for him again
his gentle spirit
whispering words
whispering words
to dreams long forgotten
his eyes like candles
in the temple
a mirror to the core of my soul
in some brief moments
we shared a secret
and in those moments
I hope for him again
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