The final three tracks—*“Hold,” “Turn,” “Place”—*built a slow crescendo. Strings that sounded like wind over a canyon. A chorus of voices in no language she knew, but somehow understood. By “Place,” the music had become a single, sustained note. Not triumphant. Resolved.
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