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    "airdate": "2025-09-12T08:44:45-07:00",
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    "song": "Kiss the Dirt (Falling Down the Mountain)",
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    "comment": "Hi KEXP. It's my 50th birthday today and I'm feeling very grateful for KEXP in my life over the years. You're Not Alone days have helped me through so many days of grief and anxiety. There's comfort in turning on KEXP at any time of the day and hearing new music, old favorites, obscure gems, and my favorite DJ's. Can you play my friend Tomo Nakayama's new song Ocean?\nOr Kiss the Dirt by INXS\n---Autumn-West Seattle\n--\nOhh, happy birthday, Autumn!!\n--\nMichael Hutchence wrote the song with INXS multi-instrumentalist Andrew Farriss, who said. \"The lyric of 'Kiss The Dirt' is about how it doesn't matter how big you get as an actor or an artist or whatever field or endeavor you are involved in...Eventually, whether it's age or the tyranny of time, there's a myriad of things that can happen to you, and none of us really knows where we're really going in the end. It's not supposed to be a depressing lyric. The idea is, everybody falls off the mountain eventually, doesn't matter how high you get.\"",
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