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Why care about the coronglais (English Horns) music. Of course the brass I speak of is woodwind. Masters of sound are older then the Tux- Edos choking boughtie on my white neck. The pub next door never will hear opera The way a glass of hard ale fills me. All a reason to say hiphop is jazz. The old lady with scotch breath doesnt show Me how ice melts in her mouth like twelve octaves. On the concert halls roof cellos fall off the gutters Like drops of rain. The rare wood burns the hobos Metal warm fire and we finally walk with purpose.
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Nov 18, 2013
Nov 18, 2013 at 6:44 PM UTC
Taboo towards classical music
Why care about the coronglais (English Horns) music. Of course the brass I speak of is woodwind. Masters of sound are older then the Tux- Edos choking boughtie on my white neck. The pub next door never will hear opera The way a glass of hard ale fills me. All a reason to say hiphop is jazz. The old lady with scotch breath doesnt show Me how ice melts in her mouth like twelve octaves. On the concert halls roof cellos fall off the gutters Like drops of rain. The rare wood burns the hobos Metal warm fire and we finally walk with purpose.
jack-dalton
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Armenian
Nov 18, 2013
Nov 18, 2013 at 6:44 PM UTC
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