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alarimer

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8. I agree it was probably more the overall sentiment rather than specific lyrics.

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #6)

Thu Jan 9, 2025, 12:11 PM

Jan 9

Also, all the songs were chosen by Jimmy and Rosalyn Carter when they planned this funeral ages ago (this was mentioned by someone on PBS), so it must have just been a favorite.

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I lost it when they sang Imagine. maveric Jan 9 #1

Me too... wcmagumba Jan 9 #2

I love the song, but I've always thought Imagine was an anti-religion song alarimer Jan 9 #3

I think the line about imagining "no religion too" was meant to target the historical abuse in the name of hlthe2b Jan 9 #6

I agree it was probably more the overall sentiment rather than specific lyrics. alarimer Jan 9 #8

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