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Interviewer Chris Gardner: Wow. Why did you not want to sing anymore?
Newton-John: Barry [Gibb] had asked me to record a song with him that’s on Greenfields, but that was a year before. I love doing duets and people ask me, but I had no plans of doing anything of my own. This song just called out to me.
Interviewer: Unity was a message that came out of Washington, D.C., during the presidential inauguration. What did you make of the ceremony?
Newton-John: I thought it was a beautiful ceremony. I particularly loved the inaugural poet. Wasn’t she spectacular?
Interviewer: She was amazing.
Newton-John: Her beautiful poem, which ended with us being the light. She was the light. She was just wonderful. I thought it was lovely. But this song isn’t political, it’s about unity in every aspect of life — relationships, everything.
Interviewer: A nonpartisan single.
Newton-John: Yeah, exactly.
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