ABBA's song "Waterloo" (1975), using Napoleon's defeat as a metaphor for giving in to courtship, remains one of their enduring hits.
Their follow-up songs, "The Congress of Vienna," "Internal Bleeding" and "The 18th Brumaire" were less successful.
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Let us strive to find a way to make all hatred cease
There's a man over there what's his color I don't care
He's my brother let us live in peace
Wow, is it #BandcampFriday again already? I'd be remiss not to shamelessly use this to remind you all of my latest EP "Axiom"! Not asking you to buy it (there's plenty of artists that deserve your money more, as I'm but an amateur in this for the fun of it), but if you can listen to it, let me know what you think of it, and maybe boost this post for reach, that'd make my day nevertheless!
Enjoy! #guitar #70sMusicTaughtMe #80s
#70smusictaughtme about Fela Kuti and his collaborations with Roy Ayers and Hugh Masekela.
…not to be afraid of wearing very tight crushed velvet trousers 
Music Day 17: "FunkoSphere" from the "Tidal Force" project.
A touch of instrumental funk to get you over the Wednesday hump!
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That you should be thrice embarrassed if you can't practice the terpsichorean arts.
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That nice guys get washed away like the snow in the rain.