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＜The fourth issue of the new project, "All Days Record," is dedicated to oldies and anti-war songs that young people need to hear now more than ever. The fourth issue of this new project features anti-war songs, songs that we want people to listen to now more than ever. This fourth issue of All Days Record features "anti-war songs. In the 1960s, a period of change in the U.S., the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War created momentum for the peace movement, and many anti-war songs were born. Rare stars such as Bob Dylan and Joan Baez also expressed their own intentions in their songs. This program traces the sadness and thoughts of peace contained in each song, focusing on works picked from pop, soul, folk songs, and other famous songs that transcend genres. As Ukraine faces a critical situation, the messages contained in the lyrics of anti-war songs are being reevaluated, and this issue is no exception. The magazine's collection includes six versions of "Where Have All the Flowers Gone," a popular anti-war song with its roots in Ukrainian folk music, as well as a translation of the full lyrics, allowing the reader to appreciate the different tones in each cover.In addition, a newly recorded cover song (M-20) by Japanese artists who supported and participated in this project has been added urgently. (All proceeds from this product will be donated to support Ukraine.)