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Blake Lewis

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The song's about coming together as one in an ideal world. And we might not be able to accomplish that, but tonight we can start by making it a better place.
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Commenting on his take of Imagine by John Lennon in the Inspirational week in his pre-performance clip on April 24, 2007.

 
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