Death had already taken John Coltrane, who was joined by now by so many others. People screamed there'd be… — Haruki Murakami
Death had already taken John Coltrane, who was joined by now by so many others. People screamed there'd be revolutionary changes - which always seemed to be just ahead, at the curve in the road. But the "changes" that came were just two-dimensional stage sets, background without substance or meaning.
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