I remember there was a little organ which I'd tap my fingers on all the time. My interest … - Yael Naim

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My argument is: keep the bloody bottom line at the bottom. That's where it should be.

Yael Naim

I remember there was a little organ which I'd tap my fingers on all the time. My interest in the instrument was so obvious, one day I got home from school and there was a real piano in my bedroom.

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