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Make You Feel My Love - Adele
The eulogy is concluded with the song Make You Feel My Love by Adele Adkins. This song describes an endless and permanent love that comes at the price of sacrifice. Particularly Adele sings, “I’d go hungry; I’d go black and blue, and I’d go crawling down the avenue. No, there’s nothing I wouldn’t do to make you feel my love” (Adele). She also mentions, “make your dreams come true, nothing that I wouldn’t do. Go to the ends of the Earth for you, to make you feel my love” (Adele). Onward, Adele’s song has a strong connection to Baba because he’s made numerous sacrifices throughout his life for the benefit of others, as these sacrifices were how Baba expressed his love. This is exemplified by how Baba always offers

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