Mimizan

On my first visit to Toronto, my friend and his friends brought me to the beaches area where I got to sit beside Lake Ontario. We went to the beach and sat on some rocks and when everyone stopped talking, I played this song. It was really lucky choice because my phone only had this song from Beirut, since I only had the 'Dark was the Night' compilation.

My friend (who moved to Toronto 6 years ago) and his friends all smiled and agreed at the choice of the song. It was a nice feeling I chose the 'right song' for the occasion. There is also a side story about me thinking of moving to Toronto as well.

I think it's:

"See the lawns outside, groomed green lawns, Oh how they glow."

Also, I hear:

"Years spin round on the floor, As the maid sweeps dust And leaves form the back door."

beautiful i love so much his kind of classical approach to singing

sensibility. not approach

''The lines are on board, it's quiet offshore But the wind blows

The children are here but the women just stare From the windows

See the lawns outside, groomed green lawns Oh how they glow

And I spotted you there, curlers in hair On the telephone

And I, Iong for you. Yes I, long for you.

Oh I'll move for you. Yes, I'll move for you

Years spent round on the floor As the maid sweeps dust And leaves from the back door

My heart could be yours Within dreams we're free But you'd always ask for more.

So I'll move for you Yes, I'll move for you

Oh I'll move for you. Yes, I'll move for you. ''