An incredibly long one – maybe the entire St Matthew Passion – just so everybody would have to sit in the church for hours.
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Right now, Get Lucky. I'm sure this will change.
That will depend on when and how I die, but you couldn’t beat The Birdie Song to set the right tone.
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When I got my first professional dance job: West Side Story in Melbourne in 1983.
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