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Tell Me... why?


The motion picture, Electric Dreams, opened with the soulful voice of P.P. Arnold singing the opening lines from its title song;

"Tell me, boy

Do you have room

In your heart

For the computer boom?"

When the movie was released on VHS, it maintained that opening signature. However, when the film was re-released on DVD (Region 2) in 2009 by Second Sight Films, one minor change was made. Those opening lines of the song were removed. And it remained vacant on their 2017 Blu-ray release as well. The only sound heard now is that of the MGM lion's roar. Why?

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