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Ever see Godspell?
I'm watching it on Turner Classic Movies because I had the soundtrack as a kid and liked the song It's All for the Best. TiVo'd the movie and zipped to the scene for something to do. Lost the LP somewhere along the way. Lost LPs, period.
Anyway, at the end of that song in the movie (which starts about 50 minutes into the movie), recognize the setting (at left) from 34 years ago and listen to the lyrics.
Nothing sinister, just interesting in a Python kind of way.
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