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游鴻明–餘情難了

by admin December 26, 2012 Comments

This is a song that sounds like a poem. I like his imagery of two people on a crowded street, walking closer and closer towards each other, then bouncing off on their own paths just a moment before collision. Is that how close yet distant we are in a sleepless yet lifeless city?

© Chan Joon Yee


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