“Unstable condition
A symptom of life
In mental and environmental change
Atmospheric disturbance
The feverish flux
Of human interface and interchange
-- Vital Signs (1981)”

—  Neil Peart

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Canadian-American drummer , lyricist, and author 1952–2020

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