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The text is a song lyrics titled "Nothing Compares to You" by Sinead O'Connor. The song is about the pain and longing of a person who has lost their love and is struggling to move on. The lyrics express the feeling of emptiness and loneliness, and the desire to be with the person again. The song also touches on the theme of war and its devastating effects on Africa, with a reference to the song "So Why?" by Lagbaja, Duba, Papa Wemba, and Lourdes Van Dunemand.

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The text is a song lyrics titled "Nothing Compares to You" by Sinead O'Connor. The song is about the pain and longing of a person who has lost their love and is struggling to move on. The lyrics express the feeling of emptiness and loneliness, and the desire to be with the person again. The song also touches on the theme of war and its devastating effects on Africa, with a reference to the song "So Why?" by Lagbaja, Duba, Papa Wemba, and Lourdes Van Dunemand.

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