In the song, Shapira wrote: "The childhood dream is basically the same thing, let me leave a mark before I die, you know." He did leave his mark on the world, both through his actions and his creative output. Rada didn't simply join the performance—she also contributed new lyrics inspired by Shapira's original text. Two voices created at different times meet within a single work, conducting a conversation about love, longing, separation, and the ability to move forward. The connection between Shapira and Rada adds a new dimension to the song while keeping his voice and original perspective at its center.