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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2017 · 1 MIN

P.S.

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"P.S." Composed by Artie Butler, Sanja Markovic and Aleksandar Grujic (The beginning is a third verse and ad-lib interpretation of “Here’s to Life” - music by Artie Butler, lyrics by Phyllis Molinary); Lyrics quoted from "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand, "Leaves of Grass" by Walt Whitman and "Zeno's Third Paradox" by Zeno as quoted from “Taking the Quantum Leap” by Fred Alan Wolf; not under quotation marks - lyrics by Sanja Markovic Sanja Markovic - vocals Aleksandar Grujic - pianos, programming and Max programming Produced by Sanja Markovic Mix by Nebojsa Arezina at "Trag Atelje" Recorded at Home P.S. - lyrics "Funny how the time just flies How love can go from warm hellos to sad goodbyes And leave you with the memory you've memorized To keep your winters warm."1 I hope our love can pray... "It shall be you! It shall be you.”2 The minute it comes to me in dreams... God bless you! I had no idea you were so beautiful! "You enrich my blood."2 “It shall be you. It shall be you.”2 (Try another! This one's wrong, try another!) "He switched on the light. He saw her lying still, naked, her head drawn back. Her face looked peaceful, innocent, clean. She said..."3 As it travels along the path, for so long As it travels along, I try to consider myself "Therefore, if it is occupying a place, it must be at rest there. The arrow must be at rest... The arrow is always at rest and cannot fly."4 It flows in an instant. "Peter, if I can do this, I can do anything now."3 I hear the sound of love. * 1 "Here's to Life", lyrics by Phyllis Jean Molinary 2 "Leaves of Grass", Walt Whitman 3 "The Fountainhead", Ayn Rand, pg.381 4 Zeno's Third Paradox as quoted in Fred Alan Wolf's "Taking the Quantum Leap", pg.17 Not under quotations - lyrics by S. Markovic

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