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"Lightning Crashes" by Live, performed during 2 Meter Sessions in 1995. Ed Kowalczyk wrote the song shortly before moving into his first home. He later said the video was often misunderstood—it wasn't about tragedy in childbirth, but about the passing of life from one generation to the next.

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