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'''"Good Man in Storm"''' is a song released in 1985 by the British musical group ], on their sixth studio album '']''.

The song alludes to the childhood of both ] and ]. In the song, written by Phil Gould, he states (probably to his mother), "There was a vision, flashing by, of a summer's day I spent with you, with a child who never learnt how to cry."

==Musicians==
*] – Vocals, Bass,
*] – Vocals, Keyboards
*]- Drums
*] – Guitars
Featuring:
*] – Synclavier, Additional Vocals
*] – Saxophone

==External links==
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] ]

] ]
] ]


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