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You guys know how you'll get a line from a song stuck in your head and it won't go away until you listen to that song? Well, I'm having that problem, and all I can remember is that it's a male singer and at some point the word "rush" (or, I'm pretty sure that's what it is, it might be something that sounds similar) is whispered. This has been bothering me for months and no combination of Google search terms can get me an answer. Any of you know this song offhand?
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60s-70s era, possibly? Male singer goes "Rush" or "Hush" in a kinda whispery voice followed by a line, then repeats? Intensity builds and then there are some musical "stings" ?
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No, that's not it. I'm pretty sure it's a song from the last decade or so, and it's rather quiet all the way through.The fact that jellyfish have survived for 650 million years despite not having brains gives hope to many people.
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