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There's a little accidental (?) musical reference in Requiem for My Harlequin that I only noticed after the whole song was finished: Listen to the violin phrase at around 0:42, then the final 30 secs of Freddie Mercurys The Great Pretender, and youll notice it contains a very similar violin. 🎻 And of course RFMH has the great pretender in the lyrics right before that. The violin doesn't have that many notes, so could be just a co-incidence, or maybe it was my subconscious at work, but either way, it was still funny when I recently happened to listen to the Freddie Mercury song, and in the end I was like ...whoa, wait a minute, that sounds familiar... 😄 Well, if you are gonna borrow from someone, you might as well borrow from the best! (I recently posted this in the comment section on Poets' Instagram, but in case you missed it there, you are welcome!)
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