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The quote says that people are fundamentally alike in their emotional lives. It suggests that pain and happiness are shared human experiences. The message is one of empathy and common humanity.
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Originally said in English.
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About Lisa Stansfield
English singer, songwriter, and actress
Lisa Stansfield is an English singer, songwriter, and actress. Born Lisa Jane Stansfield, she began her career in 1980 after winning the singing competition Search for a Star. She later appeared on television and released her first singles before moving into a wider recording career. In 1983, she formed Blue Zone with Ian Devaney and Andy Morris. The group issued several singles and one album. Her profile grew after she was featured on Coldcut’s 1989 track “People Hold On”, and attention then turned to her solo work.
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