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Don McGlashan: 'Anchor Me' is a song about the sea as something to be respected

Don McGlashan: 'Anchor Me' is a song about the sea as something to be respected
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New Zealand musician Don McGlashan discusses the inspiration behind his hit song 'Anchor Me,' which was recently voted into the top 100 homegrown songs. He explains that the song uses the sea as a metaphor for a love that demands respect and healthy fear.

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The article provides cultural context for a significant piece of New Zealand music history and the artist's creative process.

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The 1994 love song - #5 in the Waiata 100 - was one of five written by Don McGlashan on the list of homegrown favourites.

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