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It’s one of the most famous arias in opera, but Nessun Dorma – it means “none shall sleep” – could apply to shift workers, restless babies and Sunday
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We had a neighbour and some still do, we have moved out, that played the saxophone EVERY Sunday afternoon, sometimes the clarinet, sometimes the piano. This went on for a number of years, so what do you do? We chose live and let live, fortunately he wasn’t a bad player but we didn’t like jazz and that’s what he played . You can make an enemy out of someone who just doesn’t think of their neighbour’s inconvenience or believes his musical talent is his gift to the world, or at least a number of neighbours!
Some people just don’t get it, they live in their own world and don’t think about others, sadly it’s becoming a larger percentage.
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