I'd rather be dead than still singing 'Satisfaction' when I'm forty-five. But now [Mick Jagger is] over sixty and still singing 'Satisfaction'. Some people might find this funny, but not me. When he was young, Mick Jagger couldn't imagine himself at forty-five. #HarukiMurakami

- April 26, 2023

I'd rather be dead than still singing 'Satisfaction' when I'm forty-five. But now [Mick Jagger is] over sixty and still singing 'Satisfaction'. Some people might find this funny, but not me. When he was young, Mick Jagger couldn't imagine himself at forty-five. #HarukiMurakami
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I'd rather be dead than still singing 'Satisfaction' when I'm forty-five. But now [Mick Jagger is] over sixty and still singing 'Satisfaction'. Some people might find this funny, but not me. When he was young, Mick Jagger couldn't imagine himself at forty-five. #HarukiMurakami

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