Released, I believe, in 1986, two very creative individuals coming together to present a very sensitive song. What else can I add? Enjoy!
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A New Direction Perhaps? 
This could well be our tune Colin, one of Hubby’s favourites, and it has seen us through some harder times.
It’s a true classic. Wonderful choice today.
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Thanks Di. It’s amazing how easy it is to relate to at least some of those words. 🙂
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Oh my heart! No words needed, there may be a tear in my eye. Not the first time that one of your posts affected my eyes.
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I agree one of my very favourite Amnesty’s songs too, hopefully bring hope to political prisoners and those who suffer under evil regimes. Here is another specificically about the disappeared in South America. They Dance Alone, by Sting refers to mother’s, daughters, sister’s wives and partners who have to dance alone because their loved ones have been politically disappeared.
Music is a powerful weapon.
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Glad you liked it Willow, and thanks for the Sting link. I love these “social statement” songs!
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Me too 💜
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Thanks for sharing this poignant song!
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It is very beautiful in it’s own way 💜
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