I never get tired of this song, Sufi lyrics, sung by Rabbi Shergill, a Sikh:
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"The street was cool and full of grey shadows. Lights were beginning to come out in the cafes. It was the hour between the dog and the wolf, as they say." Jean Rhys, After Leaving Mister Mackenzie
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