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| paranoia at the jazz cafe the jazz cafe a self-consciously sophisticated environment the thin curling tubes of sound from the guitar struck into my face you leaned towards me and said i've never liked jazz, ever i stood up to leave you took my arm the mirrors on your shalwar kameez flashed morse code over my shoulder ( to the drummer?) you said stay, we've paid you paid for our marriage licence |
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