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“Who designed this world we live in?”

Quote by Midge Ure

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Midge Ure is a renowned British musician known for his contributions to the pop music scene. Born on October 10, 1953, he was a founding member of Ure & Power and later a member of the pop rock band Tears for Fears. Ure is celebrated for his unique musical style and creative talent, whose work has had a profound impact in the music industry. more

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