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"Going Home: Theme of the Local Hero" is an instrumental rock track by Mark Knopfler, and the closing track from the 1983 film Local Hero soundtrack. It was the debut solo single by Knopfler, and charted at number 56 in the UK, at number 26 in the Netherlands and at number 18 in New Zealand.
Jul 14, 2023 · Going Home Lyrics: Many times in my childhood we'd travel far / By nightfall how weary I'd grown / Father's arms would slip 'round me and gently he'd say / "My child, we're going home" /...
Lyrics, guitar chords, sheet music, and resources for the hymn Going Home by William Arms Fisher
Sep 16, 2016 · Mark Knopfler - Going Home (Theme Of The Local Hero | Official Video) "Going Home" is taken from Mark's debut soundtrack album composed for the film Local Hero directed by Bill Forsyth and...
A new single in aid of Teenage Cancer Trust and Teen Cancer America Download: https://markknopfler.lnk.to/download Mark Knopfler’s new special recording of his anthemic ‘Going Home (Theme From...
This instrumental number, the closing act of the 1983 film Local Hero, is a quiet charmer that snuck out as Knopfler's solo debut single. American jazz maestro Michael Brecker plays the saxophone piece. The prolific musician laid down tracks on nearly 900 albums before passing away in 2007.
Bill & Gloria Gaither - Going Home. Official lyric video for “Bill & Gloria Gaither - Going Home” available now! Subscribe to the Gaither Music YouTube Channel here: http://smarturl.it ...
Going Home Lyrics: Many times in my in child hood when weve traveled so far / By nightfall how weary I'd grown / Fathers arms would slip around me and gently he'd say / My child were going...
Going home, going home, I'm just going home. Quiet-like, slip away - I'll be going home. It's not far, just close by; Jesus is the Door; Work all done, laid aside, Fear and grief no more. Friends are there, waiting now. He is waiting, too. See His smile! See His hand! He will lead me through. Morning Star lights the way; Restless dream all done;
The Largo, with its haunting English horn solo, is the outpouring of Dvorak's own home-longing, with something of the loneliness of far-off prairie horizons, the faint memory of the red-man's bygone days, and a sense of the tragedy of the black-man as it sings in his "spirituals."
