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1 comment:
Supertramp's "If Everyone Was Listening" also evokes the same kind of feeling. I'm not sure if it was discussing politics or environmental damage, but it could have been written yesterday. Says something about the cycles we find ourselves in, that music that discussed one topic 20, 30 years ago, has another meaning now.
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