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3 comments:
Along with strawberries, Sarah Vaughan and Fiona Ritchey's voice.;-)
My partner would agree with you. It's alway Bach this and Bach that, not that I don't love Bach. After the Prophet Isaiah, Bach is the Fifth Evangelist :)
B-Minor's good. But whenever my reminations on the faith seem ready to triumph over any sense of existential or ontologicaly urgency, I put on "Mache dich" from the St. Matthew Passion, and I yearn to be a mystic!
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