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7. “Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)” was the first of Neil Diamond’s two More Of The Monkees compositions. Although Diamond’s early success is often attributed to the exposure he received from The Monkees’ recording of “I’m A Believer,” Diamond was actually .

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