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Another fine hook. If you could "loosen up" your phrasing, it would make a world of difference. A lot of your words/phrases are a bit stilted for a lyric, things that seem out of place in the real world, but would work fine as pure poetry.
One example: "In our sector of health and vitality"
"Sector?" Sounds Orwellian. "Vitality" is too doctor-ish, not fit for a love song. JMHO
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