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Artist: Nino Katamadze
Canonical path: /nino-katamadze/once-in-the-street
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Once In The Street
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Once In The Street
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A familiar wind brought me a smell
This was the smell of your hair -
So familiar
Full of many shades
I would love to know
Where your beautiful eyes
Are now
I wouldn't spare a thing
To meet them one day
To meet them one day
Again and again
I'm walking somewhere
And just the familiar wind
Walks along with me
Again and again
I'm thinking of you
And of the ocean of your hair
I would love to know
Where your beautiful eyes
Are now
I wouldn't spare a thing
To meet them one day
To meet them one day
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