Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-old — Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-old — Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-old — Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-old — Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-old — Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
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Some old-school Madonna and Beyoncé and everyone in the room went from being eighteen-year-olds to being twelve-year-olds to seven-year-olds and back again, each song belonging to an age they had all shared.

— Laleh Khadivi, A Good Country
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