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“Pero en esa época pensaba que la música iba simplemente de eso, de música. Pero la música nunca va de música. Si fuera así, estaríamos escribiendo canciones sobre guitarras. Pero no lo hacemos. Escribimos canciones sobre mujeres. Las mujeres te aplastan, ¿sabes? Supongo que todo el mundo hace daño a todo el mundo, pero ¿te has dado cuenta de que las mujeres parecen volver a levantarse? Las mujeres siempre están de pie. -Graham”

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