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Love Spreads is a song by The Stone Roses. Lead guitarist John Squire wrote this controversial song that attacked the conventional view of Jesus. In his lyrics, Squire portrayed his image of Jesus as a black woman being crucified. John Squire was also responsible for the artwork, which featured a photograph of a stone cherub from the Newport Bridge. These cherubs were subsequently stolen from the bridge, presumably by fans of the band as souvenirs. (thanks, Radhika - Gurgaon, India, for above 2) {| class="collapsible collapsed" style="width: 100%; text-align: center;"

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Album	Second Coming
Genre	Classic Rock
Language	English
Title	Love Spreads
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Released	1994(xsd:integer)
Gender	Male
Artist	The Stone Roses
Source	RBTPCR
Rating	SR
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