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''A bigger and older one.''
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The happiest day in my life
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was when l finished
military service.
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But then came the saddest:
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l started working
in a watch factory.
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l didn't know which was worse:
getting up at 6 in the morning
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to do a job l didn't like
or not doing what l wanted.
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l looked at the machines
as if they were instruments.
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l never felt like a worker.
l wanted to play and l did.
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My father's father was very rich.
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He sold opium for medical purposes
before WW2.
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He was the richest man in Veles.
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Then the communists came
and took everything from him.
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So my father had no choice
but to go to war.
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After the war, he continued to serve
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as an officer in the Yugoslav Army.
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Years later, when l was about 5,
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he bought a piano.
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l finished music school
and wanted to continue playing.
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l started playing bass guitar.
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People always ask me:
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How come you never learned
to play lead guitar?
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The guitar
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is too much of an instrument
on which you go like this...
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''Hurray! Let's go!''
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Like this guy, for instance.
The bass is a cool instrument.
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You go something like... ''Good day.''
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Maybe from time to time,
your eyebrow goes like this.