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Bonnie Tyler's classic hit spiked in streams during solar eclipse

Bonnie Tyler's classic hit spiked in streams during solar eclipse
BBC Entertainment Thursday 13 August 2026, 17:07 UTC 1 min read
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Bonnie Tyler's friend Mal Pope heard Total Eclipse of the Heart playing throughout Mumbles in Swansea.

Bonnie Tyler's friend Mal Pope heard Total Eclipse of the Heart playing throughout Mumbles in Swansea.
Bonnie Tyler's (PERSON) Mal Pope (PERSON) Swansea (LOCATION)
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