Everybody's Gotta Live
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| + | "[[Everybody's Gotta Live]]" is a musical composition by Arthur Lee featured on [[Reel to Real (album)|''Reel to Real'']]. | ||
| - | 46 years later the track "[[Everybody's Gotta Live]]" was [[Cover version|covered]] by American rapper [[Mac Miller]], and was then released as part of his posthumous album [[Circles (Mac Miller album)|Circles]] in 2020. | + | 46 years later the track was [[Cover version|covered]] by American rapper [[Mac Miller]], and was then released as part of his posthumous album [[Circles (Mac Miller album)|Circles]] in 2020. |
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"Everybody's Gotta Live" is a musical composition by Arthur Lee featured on Reel to Real.
46 years later the track was covered by American rapper Mac Miller, and was then released as part of his posthumous album Circles in 2020.
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