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In early 2019, still recovering from the awe and inspiration brought by Queen's biographical movie “Bohemian Rhapsody,“ which was released at the end of the previous year, I received a recommendation from Xiami Music's AI radio of a song. At first glance, it lasts for 8 minutes, which I thought was a bit too long. Before that, the longest song I had listened to was “Free Bird,“ which lasts more than 9 minutes, and it was because of the movie “Kingsman.“ Most of the songs I had heard were less than seven minutes long, and I wasn't patient at all. I thought of skipping to the next song, but after listening to the first ten seconds of the prelude, I couldn't bring myself to do it. The initial guitar chords accompanied by the flute's melody had a certain magical quality that drew me in, compelling me to continue listening until the prelude ended, and when the lyrics began: “There's a lady who's sure, all that glitters is gold, and she's buying her
