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    "comment": "William Orbit and Mark Moore remix!\n\n\"The Future,\" a slice of angular, surprisingly dark funk that serves as the album-opening cut, leverages both concepts beautifully. He spends the song, as with much of the soundtrack, examining good vs. evil – in an echo not just of Burton's script, but also of his own moral struggles dating back to the shelved Black Album. The song begins with a telling sample, as Michael Keaton's Batman says, \"I'm not gonna kill you. ... I want you tell your friends about me.\"\n\nRead More: Prince Admits Deep Worries About 'The Future' – Both His and Ours: 365 Days of Prince Songs | https://diffuser.fm/prince-the-future/?utm_source=tsmclip&utm_medium=referral",
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