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Irishmom2
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I prefer the original version by Simon and Garfunkel, but the woman and her family story part was well done.
(Not a fan of Hallelujah by anyone actually, btw.)
(Not a fan of Hallelujah by anyone actually, btw.)
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obvious_ron
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The video is the main point.
From Jew in the City:
Art Garfunkel once summed up The Sound of Silence as “the inability of people to communicate with each other.” Jew in the City discovered “the sound of silence” of 2017, and in collaboration with The Maccabeats, will show you just how prophetic this nearly 50-year-old song was.
From Jew in the City:
Art Garfunkel once summed up The Sound of Silence as “the inability of people to communicate with each other.” Jew in the City discovered “the sound of silence” of 2017, and in collaboration with The Maccabeats, will show you just how prophetic this nearly 50-year-old song was.
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ratio1
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Sorry this is a bit tangential to your topic but hearing this song always remind me of this parody version of it.
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Irishmom2
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Well, it wasn’t actually prophetic since the message was written for the time it was then, but it certainly makes sense for now.
Unfortunately, I don’t think there is any going back. People are just too attached to their phones. It’s annoying, and at times disrespectful to the people that you are with.
It is also one of the reasons I don’t gave a smart phone, I fear I would be one of those people that are always on it.
Unfortunately, I don’t think there is any going back. People are just too attached to their phones. It’s annoying, and at times disrespectful to the people that you are with.
It is also one of the reasons I don’t gave a smart phone, I fear I would be one of those people that are always on it.
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