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What's the exact meaning of 'Long may you strum'?
I really imagine it but what's the exact translation?. Does it come from an old way of speaking? Middle age?
May the force be with you?
Long may you strum
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Long may you strum
by Lentin » 09 Oct 2009, 16:21
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