“Standing in a new space,
Waving at the sun…
So you probably back in darkness
To where I belong.
Just by being with you
Pictures flow out of my mind…
Have we danced before
Long ago or in another time?”

— Mike Oldfield

Song lyrics, Elements - The Best of Mike Oldfield (1986)

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English musician, multi-instrumentalist 1953

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