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What I've Done - Linkin Park | Released: April 2, 2007 | Album: Minutes to Midnight (2007) | number 7 Billboard Hot 100 | Six Times Platinum — RIAA | 1+ Billion streams on Spotify | Grammy Nomination — Best Hard Rock Performance (2010) The transformative anthem about regret, redemption, and new beginnings —
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