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✎﹏𝓜𝓲𝓷𝓱 ﹏❣ :
ui quay hồi tối hả . tối ngủ sớm ko có xem . sáng thấy chia sẽ live là nghi nghi r
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لو كنتُ أعلم أنكم بالود تجزوني الصدودا ما كنتُ أطلبُهُ ولا أختار حبَّكَ أن يقودا أمّا وقد عَلقَ الفؤادُ وصار حبَّكَ لي صَيَودا فلقد أصونُ الحُبَّ في قلبي فيطمَعُ أنْ يَزيدا كَرَمٌ _لعمركَ_ لن تری في العالمين له وجودا #علي_الحجار #جفنه_علم_الغزل #محمد_عبدالوهاب
لو كنتُ أعلم أنكم بالود تجزوني الصدودا ما كنتُ أطلبُهُ ولا أختار حبَّكَ أن يقودا أمّا وقد عَلقَ الفؤادُ وصار حبَّكَ لي صَيَودا فلقد أصونُ الحُبَّ في قلبي فيطمَعُ أنْ يَزيدا كَرَمٌ _لعمركَ_ لن تری في العالمين له وجودا #علي_الحجار #جفنه_علم_الغزل #محمد_عبدالوهاب
Here’s a fascinating fact about Deep Purple’s “Child in Time” that most people don’t know — the song was actually inspired by a Cold War-era protest song by another band. Ian Gillan and Jon Lord have both said it was loosely based on “Bombay Calling” by the San Francisco group It’s a Beautiful Day. Deep Purple heard that song during a rehearsal, loved the eerie repeating riff, and built “Child in Time” around it, turning it into a 10-minute anti-war epic. What’s even wilder: they didn’t realize at first how similar the intro was to “Bombay Calling.” Once they did, they were upfront about it — and later, It’s a Beautiful Day returned the favor by releasing “Don and Dewey,” a song based on Deep Purple’s “Wring That Neck.” Also, Ian Gillan recorded those spine-shattering screams in “Child in Time” in a single take — no overdubs, no edits — and he hit those impossible notes so powerfully that some engineers thought the tape machine had glitched… #deeppurple #70s #music
Here’s a fascinating fact about Deep Purple’s “Child in Time” that most people don’t know — the song was actually inspired by a Cold War-era protest song by another band. Ian Gillan and Jon Lord have both said it was loosely based on “Bombay Calling” by the San Francisco group It’s a Beautiful Day. Deep Purple heard that song during a rehearsal, loved the eerie repeating riff, and built “Child in Time” around it, turning it into a 10-minute anti-war epic. What’s even wilder: they didn’t realize at first how similar the intro was to “Bombay Calling.” Once they did, they were upfront about it — and later, It’s a Beautiful Day returned the favor by releasing “Don and Dewey,” a song based on Deep Purple’s “Wring That Neck.” Also, Ian Gillan recorded those spine-shattering screams in “Child in Time” in a single take — no overdubs, no edits — and he hit those impossible notes so powerfully that some engineers thought the tape machine had glitched… #deeppurple #70s #music

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