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The Rise and Fall of America: From 20M Records to Bitterness and a Quiet Collapse

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Three American kids conquered the charts from England with a song about a nameless horse. It knocked Neil Young from number one. They were given Beatles-level prestige. Twenty million records sold. Then the spiritual breakdown no one predicted—one voice vanished into faith, the harmonies shattered forever. They fought over their legacy in bitter silence while touring empty casinos. It was decades later, when they found redemption. This is how America rose to the top and quietly collapsed from within.


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