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Living In The Past-Jethro Tull

Published April 13, 2009

Views 1.67M  |  Likes 13.1K  |  Comments 919
Views#2,708,390Global
Views#441,058Unknown country

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5.68K subs•28 videos•Apr 2009

This video has 1.67M views and 13.1K likes, ranking #2,708,390 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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Views

1,677,198

Likes

13,123

Comments

919

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Total (all-time): $1.17K – $3.35K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

About

This is the song "Living In The Past", a bonus track on Jethro Tull's Stand Up. Originally a single and had an album named after it. Lyrics: Happy, and I'm smiling, walk a mile to drink your water. You know I'd love to love you, and above you there's no other We'll go walking out while others shout of war's dis…

Published
April 13, 2009
Made for kids
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