Chris de Burgh

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9 years ago

heiko philo

A moving and beautiful way to commemorate the centennial of WW I.Chris de Burgh - This Song For You LIVE

11 years ago

Paul Brennan

This song is on Spanish Train and other stories album

11 years ago

smath82

Oh God that's so sad....

11 years ago

djrixmix

He sure is! I got to shake his hand (I was front row!) During the chorus (la la la) of this song, the whole audience sang along (3000 persons) It was magical!

11 years ago

transmissionends64

I'm totally jealous!! I know someone who saw him as well in Toronto and he played for 3 hours. He's just wonderful.

11 years ago

djrixmix

Saw him live yesterday evening in Montreal. He played it "upon request". It was "magical" :)

12 years ago

Lex Marson

@transmissionends64 word. I'll give it a shot thanks hommie.

12 years ago

transmissionends64

@R34P3R101st it's from an album called Spanish Train and Other Stores - try itunes, maybe.

12 years ago

Lex Marson

Why can't I find a studio version of this song :-( it's so good it's hard to believe they're isn't a studio version on YouTube. Can anyone help?

12 years ago

stilgard

Passchendaele was a really sad moment of our history. So many peoples died in those mud fields. It's probably the most unknow song of this album. But one of the most strongly sentimentale. Truly love this song.

13 years ago

transmissionends64

@Krystaltipps I sure do remember good old record players! This is a beautiful version, just Chris on the piano. I do love his 'mature' voice but the version on Spanish Train and other Stories (what an album!) is lovely as well. Thanks for the comment.