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I'm independently trying to find any qualifying source that would justify including this; but I'm not coming up with much. The two best ones I can find still don't seem make the cut:
A search on Google Books ( "5th+dimension"+"border+song"&tbm=bks), which often turns up good possibilities, looks fruitless. It has hits, but they're simply noting that the track exists in an exhaustive listing of tracks on the album; nothing that specifically calls it out as noteworthy.
I'll keep looking (a little), but I'm starting to doubt anything will turn up. I'm thinking that the 5D cover simply doesn't reach the level of coverage to merit inclusion under the guideline. TJRC ( talk) 23:56, 18 May 2023 (UTC)
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