• Jimmy Page and Robert Plant's "Gallows Pole": A Raw, Haunting Ballad That Redefines Folk Rock
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    Jimmy Page and Robert Plant’s “Gallows Pole”: A Raw, Haunting Ballad That Redefines Folk Rock

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    The Origins of “Gallows Pole”

    Musical Evolution: A Fusion of Styles

    The Lyrics: A Tale of Desperation and Pleading

    Legacy of “Gallows Pole”

    Conclusion: A Song That Lives On

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