Rancid - Burn

- However, this alliance was short-lived; after the third joint walk, Mozart returned without his companion. He acquired a new cane, which remained faithful to him a little longer; in any case, a good part of the stubbornness with which Mozart for three weeks fairly fairly complied with the doctor’s instructions, I attributed his addiction to sticks. Good results were not slow to affect; we rarely happened to see him so blooming, cheerful and calm. Soon, however, he again became haggard, which caused me a lot of trouble. It was at that time, tired after a busy day of work, he went one day at a late hour to a musical evening for the sake of some curious visitors, firmly promising me to stay there for no more than an hour; but in such cases, he just needs to sit down at the piano and get carried away with the game,people usually begin to abuse his kindness; and he then resembles a man hovering in a balloon of the Montgolfier brothers at an altitude of six miles above the ground, where the ringing of bells is no longer heard. Twice I sent a servant after him at night — in vain; he could not get to his master. At three o’clock in the morning my missus finally returned home. I decided all day to seriously sulk at him.