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I Still Have Faith in You
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I Still Have Faith in You

recording by ABBA
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  • ABBA
    ABBA
    / Cultural significance and reunion

    
quartet recorded two new songs—“I Still Have Faith in You” and “Don’t Shut Me Down”—and spent weeks performing in motion-capture suits to create the idealized 1979 versions of themselves that would appear as ABBAtars, but the reunion project soon grew in scope as it was overtaken by world events.


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quartet recorded two new songs—“I Still Have Faith in You” and “Don’t Shut Me Down”—and spent weeks performing in motion-capture suits to create the idealized 1979 versions of themselves that would appear as ABBAtars, but the reunion project soon grew in scope as it was overtaken by world events.


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