Dire Straits, one of the most critically acclaimed rock bands of all time, is renowned for their poetic and thought-provoking lyrics. A recurring theme found within their prophetic songs is that of individualism. Mark Knopfler, the band's frontman and principal songwriter, has masterfully woven this theme into their music, creating a body of work that urges listeners to embrace their uniqueness and chart their own trajectories in life. In this article, we will explore the concept of individualism as depicted in Dire Straits' lyrics, identifying specific examples that showcase this theme in its full glory.

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