David Gilmour reveals what he thinks are Roger Waters' best Pink Floyd lyrics
Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has written some memorable lyrics in his time. His former bandmate David Gilmour reveals which are his personal favourites
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David Gilmour reveals what he thinks are Roger Waters' best Pink Floyd lyrics
Pink Floyd legend Roger Waters has written some memorable lyrics in his time. His former bandmate David Gilmour reveals which are his personal favourites
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