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Let's Pretend (2:55)

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Let us be together, let's pretend that we are free
Let's all be where the angels find us, we all have the key
Shall we seal the truth of life, shall we light the heavens
We're so good at finding pleasure as to what we are

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  • sl8221958

    I really like this song. The whole album stands out for me. Played it for my mother when she was down to visit once. Hearing it from her perspective it was so very artistic and --progressive.

    20 Nov 2012 Reply

  • Btrotter01

    As artists grow, mature, experience so does their music. I think it's fantastic that they've lasted so long and made such poignant and artistic music

    2 Mar 2012 Reply

  • FistOfFire

    I think that the band members liked the album. In the one youtube video that I've seen of this song Howe really seems to enjoy playing it, he wasn't half-assing it when he wrote the guitar part to this song. Anderson had written the lyrics to the song for a planned Jon and Vangelis album and I think it's a testament to how well Anderson and Howe work together that they could turn it into a song that seamlessly weaves Howe's guitar with Anderson's vocals.

    3 Feb 2012 Reply

  • BamBino1951

    Come on, I know these guys can do better than this. These are the heavyweights from one of the greatest bands of all time. And I do agree that Steve Howe is one of the greatest guitarists. But it just proves my point.

    9 Dec 2011 Reply

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