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Sunday, November 22, 2009





it's a song that keeps playing in my mind now. i love the way how the saxophonists played the piece. or maybe it's because i was captivated by the saxophone melody when i first heard it from someone. yesterday he played the all the way until chorus!

student tan said things would probably change a few weeks later and you know what, he may be right. but i'm afraid to admit it because to a certain extent i'm still unwilling to let go.

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