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The Final Cut is an incredibly evocative album, often described as one of Pink Floyd’s most intimate and politically charged works. Written almost entirely by Roger Waters, it delves deeply into themes of war, loss, and disillusionment, acting as a companion and continuation to The Wall. Its composition is particularly poignant, reflecting Waters' personal experiences and memories of his father, who died in WWII.

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The Final Cut is an incredibly evocative album, often described as one of Pink Floyd’s most intimate and politically charged works. Written almost entirely by Roger Waters, it delves deeply into themes of war, loss, and disillusionment, acting as a companion and continuation to The Wall. Its composition is particularly poignant, reflecting Waters’ personal experiences and memories of his father, who died in WWII.

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