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How Mussorgsky Died

Modest Mussorgsky died by drinking himself to death. Mussorgsky had a personal problem of drinking. Obviously when he drank too much Mussorgsky got addicted to it. So eventually he couldn't stop drinking, he was always drunk. Modest Mussorgsky drank too much, kept on drinking and then died at the age of 41. Mussorgsky had a short life! If he didn't drink he probably lived a longer age. COMMENT RATE SUBSCRIBE =D

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