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==Imbruglia AKA Natalie Jane Imbruglia<sup>[https://eternal-september.net/spectral-peaks/normcore.html Ω]</sup>== | |||
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The creator of "Torn", a 1997 song outlining the dissolution of early romantic | The creator of "Torn", a 1997 song outlining the dissolution of early romantic | ||
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''"I can see the perfect sky is torn".'' | ''"I can see the perfect sky is torn".'' | ||
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Imbruglia AKA Natalie Jane ImbrugliaΩ
[Feb. 4, 1975]
The creator of "Torn", a 1997 song outlining the dissolution of early romantic ideation into systematized apathy resulting in aesthetic-based hopelessness and depression paralleling the development and subsequent unraveling of mid/late '90's neo-liberal tech-oriented utopianism:
"I can see the perfect sky is torn".
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