Mitch Albom Quote
He found himself thinking about his childhood.Why do you drink so much, Maestro?This is not a music question.Are you sad, Maestro?Again, not a music question.I am sad sometimes, Maestro.Practice more. Speak less. You'll be happier.Yes, Maestro.Everyone joins a band in this life.Sometimes, they are the wrong ones.
Mitch Albom
He found himself thinking about his childhood.Why do you drink so much, Maestro?This is not a music question.Are you sad, Maestro?Again, not a music question.I am sad sometimes, Maestro.Practice more. Speak less. You'll be happier.Yes, Maestro.Everyone joins a band in this life.Sometimes, they are the wrong ones.
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