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The fret removed from music, the takamine rouge. I had to pull the frets remove them from the bass. A fretless bass from top to bottom, a very note trued. But the weight its gone from the tune. Hours upon hours spent on 50 cents in silver. I said fretless bass and they left untendered. Oh, the tether do they hang. As St. Jude proclaims... "There! Shame!" All of it do I play, as do winged instruments of this very day. To due, I had too. Say, his majestic melancoly. On two Harvard Squares, I say,... I had too.
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 8:09 PM UTC
I Had Too
The fret removed from music, the takamine rouge. I had to pull the frets remove them from the bass. A fretless bass from top to bottom, a very note trued. But the weight its gone from the tune. Hours upon hours spent on 50 cents in silver. I said fretless bass and they left untendered. Oh, the tether do they hang. As St. Jude proclaims... "There! Shame!" All of it do I play, as do winged instruments of this very day. To due, I had too. Say, his majestic melancoly. On two Harvard Squares, I say,... I had too.
Matthew1977
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May 15, 2014
May 15, 2014 at 8:09 PM UTC
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