D-Day 75th

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  • DracoM
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    • Mar 2007
    • 12919

    D-Day 75th

    The only music I did NOT hear and is surely one of the very great 'anthems' to sadly and dignifiedly commemorate battle and lost companions in war is Dire Straits 'Brother in Arms'?

    Makes every point and with Mark Knopfler's eloquent guitar as the underflow, IMO it is hard to beat.

    This is a live version and not the same as on any CD.
    Personnel Mark Knopfler – vocals, guitar Richard Bennett – guitar Guy Fletcher – keyboards, backing vocals, acoustic guitar Jim Cox – keyboards, ...


    Listen to the words.

    These mist covered mountains
    Are a home now for me
    But my home is the lowlands
    And always will be
    Someday you'll return to
    Your valleys and your farms
    And you'll no longer burn to be
    Brothers in arms

    Through these fields of destruction
    Baptisms of fire
    I've witnessed your suffering
    As the battle raged higher
    And though they did hurt me so bad
    In the fear and alarm
    You did not desert me
    My brothers in arms

    There's so many different worlds
    So many different suns
    And we have just one world
    But we live in different ones

    Now the sun's gone to hell and
    The moon's riding high
    Let me bid you farewell
    Every man has to die
    But it's written in the starlight
    And every line in your palm
    We are fools to make war
    On our brothers in arms

    Songwriter: Mark Knopfler
    Last edited by DracoM; 13-06-19, 16:12.
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