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'Call Me' by Marvin GayeMarvin Gaye's iconic title track from 1971 album 'What's Going On' is still as poignant today as it did then. It served as a protest anthem and showcased how deeply Marvin's inner turmoil was suffering from what he witnessed around him. Gaye persisted a couple of challenges across his life, such as his courting with his father and popping out. Yet these struggles never stopped him from expressing himself through music. "Call Me" is a prime instance of this dynamic duality: it showcases Gaye's power and air of secrecy while also showing the darker side of himself - his battle with drugs, familial strife and the pain inflicted upon him by those around him. This song captures both sides of Gaye - his relaxed nuances in addition to his struggles with dependancy, substance abuse issues and world peace. 8. 'All Night' by Marika HackmanMarika Hackman's 1989 album title track 'Mercy Mercy Me' is the epitome of this sentiment. It begins with a relaxing bongo shuffle and thrilling alto sax flourish before the singer makes a moving plea for change. The lyrics depict a story about how a woman was once showered with extravagant gifts by her lover yet still preferred to stay out all night. Additionally, there are other merits discussed that make this woman irresistible to her male admirer.
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