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Music's Lost History He Lies About Love And Still Wins · Arroe Collins Like It's Live

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  Speaker 1: Welcome.
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  Speaker 2: Welcome what.
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  Speaker 3: The music vault music lost history.
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  Speaker 1: You know the.
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  Speaker 3: Story musics lost history.
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  Speaker 2: You know, we're that generation that has so much music available,
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  Speaker 2: but there's no true connection to its history. I mean,
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  Speaker 2: every song has a story, and every story somehow links
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  Speaker 2: every generation. Welcome to the music Vaults. Hey, thanks for
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  Speaker 2: being here on Music's Lost History. Music has a way
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  Speaker 2: of sharing sounds associated with confessions of betrayal. But this
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  Speaker 2: particular song is one percent the exact opposite. The song
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  Speaker 2: central idea. I wasn't lying. I just didn't have a
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  Speaker 2: strong enough word for what I was feeling in my
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  Speaker 2: moment of now, it said the songwriter felt more than
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  Speaker 2: just love. It's a word that seems so small when
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  Speaker 2: describing the depth of collected emotions. It was growing beyond
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  Speaker 2: the definition of what love really is, something deeper. It
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  Speaker 2: became one of this artist's biggest selling singles, earning him
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  Speaker 2: a Grammy nomination. Now, the song itself is not about deception.
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  Speaker 2: The true calling and purpose is and was, to stop
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  Speaker 2: repeating what's been described as romantic cliches. Sometimes even the
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  Speaker 2: strongest words still don't carry the powerful punch which is
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  Speaker 2: described in a person's feelings coming up next. With a
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  Speaker 2: song title like this, why wouldn't radio listeners and disc
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  Speaker 2: jockeys think this is a much different story?
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  Speaker 1: Do you know the song no song Lost History is
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  Speaker 1: coming back back back with Arrow Collins Julius No, No,
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  Speaker 1: the song no.
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  Speaker 2: Song Music's Lost History.
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  Speaker 1: Is coming back back back with Arrow Collins.
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  Speaker 3: Music's Lost is salary.
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  Speaker 2: Hey, thanks for coming back to Music's Lost history. With
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  Speaker 2: a song title like this, why wouldn't it be so
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  Speaker 2: easy for radio disc jockeys and their listeners to get
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  Speaker 2: the story completely wrong? This song first appeared on the
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  Speaker 2: radio scene in nineteen ninety three. It received overwhelmingly positive
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  Speaker 2: vibrations from Michael Bolton fans and those who would soon
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  Speaker 2: become his followers. Adult contemporary radio was extremely hot in
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  Speaker 2: nineteen ninety three, and at that time, Michael Bolton couldn't
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  Speaker 2: do anything wrong. The title suggests something very negative, yet
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  Speaker 2: it became one of radio's most requested songs, mainly because
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  Speaker 2: said I loved you but I lied is intriguing. Listeners
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  Speaker 2: quickly associated the word lie to love. Critics were very skeptical,
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  Speaker 2: calling said I Loved You overly sentimental and formulaic. It
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  Speaker 2: has since gone on to be a signature piece from
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  Speaker 2: mister Michael Bolton said I loved you, but I lie music.
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  Speaker 2: Love this sor that's music's lost history. I'm harrow.