“I'm a stem now
Pushing the drought aside
Opening up
Fanning my yellow eye
On the ferry
That's making the waves wave
Illumination
This is how my heart behaves.”

— Leslie Feist

"How My Heart Behaves"
The Reminder (2007)

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Canadian musician 1976

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