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Final Sessions
Warner Chappell Music
#4: Cut To An Old Man, Thinking 'bout His Life Span
NOV 22, 201922 MIN
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Description
He sang about love and death — sometimes in the same song — up until the very end. Harry Nilsson, says one friend, had a boxing problem with God.
Harry's final album, "Losst And Founnd" on Omnivore Recordings, is now available everywhere. Listen to it, as well as a bunch of songs that inspired this episode, here.
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