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Since Time's Gone By

by nat-yonce

Lonely Jazz Man. Man of Jazz. Man for Jazz. The solitary piano player Rattles off old standards In the hotel lobby As the busy patrons pass. He breaks between numbers, But hears what he expects - No applause. That's because He is out of his time. The place is wrong. He plays for no one, Even though he is not alone. He plays for no one, Not even himself. Nimble fingers - Blood to Black and White. Bled by Green.
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