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"Leila was a hit in 1970 and a bigger hit in 1993. The acoustic version won a Grammy. And as declarations of love go, I guess this one worked. The woman who inspired the song, Pattie Boyd, left George Harrison and married Eric Clapton in 1974. And now that I know more of the story behind Layla, I think it's going to hit me even harder. Drummer Jim Gordon was originally credited with the late addition to the song the Coda. He was an extremely successful studio musician."
"Leila was a hit in 1970 and a bigger hit in 1993. The acoustic version won a Grammy. And as declarations of love go, I guess this one worked. The woman who inspired the song, Pattie Boyd, left George Harrison and married Eric Clapton in 1974. And now that I know more of the story behind Layla, I think it's going to hit me even harder. Drummer Jim Gordon was originally credited with the late addition to the song the Coda. He was an extremely successful studio musician."
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"Leila was a hit in 1970 and a bigger hit in 1993. The acoustic version won a Grammy. And as declarations of love go, I guess this one worked. The woman who inspired the song, Pattie Boyd, left George Harrison and married Eric Clapton in 1974. And now that I know more of the story behind Layla, I think it's going to hit me even harder. Drummer Jim Gordon was originally credited with the late addition to the song the Coda. He was an extremely successful studio musician."
"Leila was a hit in 1970 and a bigger hit in 1993. The acoustic version won a Grammy. And as declarations of love go, I guess this one worked. The woman who inspired the song, Pattie Boyd, left George Harrison and married Eric Clapton in 1974. And now that I know more of the story behind Layla, I think it's going to hit me even harder. Drummer Jim Gordon was originally credited with the late addition to the song the Coda. He was an extremely successful studio musician."