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It sounds like a confession made in a low voice in front of a mirror, where the reflection stubbornly refuses to become ‘the one.’ In every line, there is a desire to try on someone else's lightness, someone else's carefreeness, someone else's ability to fall without a safety net and get up without bruises. A little envy, a little longing, but most of all, a burning desire to catch at least a glimpse of someone else's simplicity.

And there is something very recognisable in this: an attempt to ‘smile just a little’, to reach out for a small dose of someone else's freedom. Not to become a copy, but at least to find out what it's like to live without the eternal ‘what if’ and ‘what if’. The music seems to nod ironically: maybe it won't work out to be like that, but you can try - at least a little bit.