Where writing talks to our minds, music talks to our hearts…

When music and writing are mixed together in a harmonious balance, a story is created that almost magically inspires the listener. These pieces resonate with what that infinitely beautiful part inside us.

“Ficelles” is a song by Ingrid St-Pierre that tells a story close to the heart of many; people say that it is about dementia but they are wrong; it is not a story about a disease; it is a story about love that transcends the time and memory of those we love.

I feel that the first time you hear this song, it is better without watching the video… Close your eyes and make your own story.

Lyrics translated:

“The days and the seasons
The color of my eyes
The words of our songs
The ones we used to sing together
The way to your house
Putting make-up on your eyes
The party of your children
Don’t forget my name
Your memories from before
You know I’ll watch over them
I’ll catch them in the wind
I’ll tell you if you want
I’ll tie strings
To your fading memories
And the day they fly away
I’ll make kites out of them
Don’t forget my name
I’ll write that I love you
Everywhere in the house
And if you forget me anyway
Right underneath will be my name
And I’ll be there for good
And I’ll be there for good
I’ll tie strings
To your fading memories
And the day they fly away
I’ll make kites out of them
Don’t forget my name
Don’t forget my name
Don’t forget my name
Don’t forget my name
Don’t forget my name”

Tonight, I wrote an email to Ingrid St-Pierre to simply say: thank you for your inspiring work, art, and beautiful soul.

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