 Complete the following phrase:  Written after the disillusionment of the 1987 general election, Bragg describes Great Leap Forwards as my way of owning up to the ambiguities of being a political pop star while stating clearly that I still believed in Sam Cookes promise that a change was gonna come. According to Braggs biographer Andrew Collins, the song pulls off the difficult trick of boiling down the whole pop-and-politics-dont-mix argument, one that Bragg, as a left-wing singersongwriter would often have had. The first two verses mention the Camelot of the John F. Kennedy administration, post- 