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dimanche 7 juillet 2013

Sahara Song




Aït Ben Haddou - 1992



Can you remember the immensity of the space, the golden dunes & the red heat?
The beautiful starry sky & the silvery coldness of the night?
Can you remember what you felt then? In the middle of this gigantic empty land?
Tremendous infinity of the horizon. Absolute beauty of Mother Earth. Did you feel privileged to be there?
You, in the middle of this extreme landscape. Nothing to be seen around, even as the thirst comes tickling your throat when the sun sits majestic in the right centre of the sky.
Do you remember the eery feeling of isolation? And yet the sensation of somehow being surrounded?
Nothing but you. Everything: you.
You are everything indeed. Nothing else matters but you.
Can you still hear the silence, the silence of the desert?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

The sound of your heart lost in this hugeness of sand.
Can you hear the silence?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…
Can you still hear your heart?

Boom… boom… boo boom…

The dazzling light, the vastness of your solitude, the fulfilment of your soul.

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

A story from another age & yet so close.
Can you remember that feeling?
Can you still feel it if you try?
Such a pure delight;
How can such a thing be?
How can you be?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

Can you remember every little detail, from the heat to the beat, from the sand to the stars, from the drowsiness to the ecstasy?

Boom… boom… boo boom…

Can you remember who you are, always?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

Can you hear the sound of the desert?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

Can you hear it now, hanging around in the air like a song?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…
Can you feel the heat?

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…

Don’t you ever forget the sensation.
Don’t you ever forget the rhythm.

Boom… boom… boo boom…
Boom… boom… boo boom…  



                                
London, spring 1999.



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