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In Art & Language Sings a Song, Art & Language states that "the text took its shape from two distinctly related performances. One was a sort of doggerel rant from Bob Dylan ['I Shall Be Free No.10'] [...] and the other one was Ruby Wright's 'Three Stars'"

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+*In [[Art & Language Sings a Song]], Art & Language states that "the text took its shape from two distinctly related performances. One was a sort of doggerel rant from Bob Dylan ['I Shall Be Free No.10'] [...] and the other one was Ruby Wright's 'Three Stars'"
 == References ==

v t e Sighs Trapped by Liars
Songs	"Fairest of All" "Jumping Through the Mirror" "Laughing at the Foot of the Cross" "Il Ne Reste Qu'a Chanter" "Hostage" "Jerry Fodor's Story" "The Big Vacation" "Four Stars: The Ideal Crew" "Igor Zabel's Song" "A Pest" "Perfection" "Forty Thousand Words on a Chair" "Sighs Trapped by Liars"
Related	Sighs Trapped by Liars Art & Language Sings a Song