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"Take My Breath Away" was written by Giorgio Moroder and Tom Whitlock especially for the romantic scene of Top Gun (1986). The band Berlin was almost breaking up and almost turned down the music because it wasn't composed by them and didn't match their style. The producers insisted, and... show more

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