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I Am Happy
One day you'll wake up on the grass in the park to hear: 'Hello!' from an unknown girl, and your world will be turned upside-down. Glorious future of a pianist will seem boring. Clever, attentive girlfriend - too ordinary. And the slogan of your new life will be: 'Crash the taboos!'
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One day you'll wake up on the grass in the park to hear: 'Hello!' from an unknown girl, and your world will be turned upside-down. Glorious future of a pianist will seem boring. Clever, attentive girlfriend - too ordinary. And the slogan of your new life will be: 'Crash the taboos!'
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