The lyrical sound melting in amber oil reminds me of that time I saw the spring sun dancing on your vinyl records. I felt everything I wasn’t: cold, satiated and in love. I recall the one thing I didn’t say: this will last a second, you and I. The saltiness of the sea, baked bread and morning brew, they all tasted the same to the foreigner in my room. Outside, a word or two from the revolving thoughts, hidden away by soft, white footprints from times long gone.