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The flowering rose of Glastonbury is a song by the Irish rock band U2. Believed to have been written for the band's appearance at the 2010 Glastonbuy Festival(which was cancelled due to lead singer Bono's back injury), it was debuted on August 6, 2010 at the Olymic Stadium, Turin, Italy, during their 360 World Tour.

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	''The flowering rose of Glastonbury'' is a song by the Irish rock band ~~<ref>~~U2~~</ref>~~. Believed to have been written for the band's appearance at the ~~<ref>~~2010 Glastonbuy Festival ~~</ref>~~(which was cancelled due to lead singer Bono's back injury), it was debuted on August 6, 2010 at the ~~<ref>~~Olymic Stadium, Turin~~</ref>~~, Italy, during their ~~<ref>~~360 World Tour~~</ref>~~.		''The flowering rose of Glastonbury'' is a song by the Irish rock band [[U2]]. Believed to have been written for the band's appearance at the [[2010 Glastonbuy Festival]](which was cancelled due to lead singer Bono's back injury), it was debuted on August 6, 2010 at the [[Olymic Stadium, Turin]], Italy, during their [[360 World Tour]].