I´m not scotish but this song is a hymn for me. In 2005 I visited Scotland and just love that beautiful country. I´m absolutly sure that somewhere in another life I´ll be scotish and I´ll live there. I will go home then. Until then ..Love to all scotish people. From Portugal.
Hi, I used this song for my beloved brother.....He loved the mountains, he loved runrig and he loved scotland and i cry buckets each time I listen to it...RIP Eddie Milne...Love u so much, your sister Marie x x x
Hi Marie. What you've said I understand totally, with my big brother, John. The very same. Nothing will ever compare to this eternally spiritual song for both our familys. Eternal peace for our brothers and families.
I'm Italian, I've been some times in Scotland and seen Runrig (LochNess2007, Scone,Barrowlands and more). I understand why you Scottish people are so proud of your nation ! It's simply wonderful !
Donnie made Runrig what it is - Runrig will never be the same. A lovely man with a lovely family. Genuinely a super guy with a talent second to none. Skye knows Donnie is fab!!!!
First time I ever heard Runrig my heart was in love went to see them in Bradford , York Sheffield so brilliant they melted my heart my son saw them at loch Lomond when he was 14 yrs old best group ever xx miss them please come back xxx
Ever since the first time Runrig graced my ears, i was in love with their music. They are truely talented, and have so much heart and soul in their music. They are the greatest band ever to stand upon a stage, in my humble oppinion. May they forever be blessed.
This video is brilliant. Donnie is the only one who can sing this song. No one does it better than him. His voice is so special and it goes straight into your system. Especially when you hear him sing the ballads they made.
I moved up to Scotland from England in 1980. I knew I was "coming home". That evening on the local TV I saw Runrig for the first time and they blew me away. They sang in Ghallic and I didn't understand the words but the energy gave me shivers and this is home now. My days will end here and I will be at peace.
I absolutely love this song. Was at this concert at Stirling and l remember so well, Donnie singing it. I felt so sad as he left Runrig after this. Runrig were never the same for me after that. Donnie's voice made Runrig what they were. Wonderful. Even hearing Donnie in concert in his own band, it sounds like Runrig. Thanks Donnie for many years of beautiful singing.
Bruce saved the band - and brought a whole new dimension. Both lead singers deserve their place in the bands history. Both were iconic in bringing the "word" to millions. 💔
Donnie was a hard act to follow. Bruce was good he took Runrig forward, however both singers provided great music. I'm a Donnie fan, took me ages to listen to Bruce, only seen him in concert once at 40th party on the Moor.
Their rendition of Loch Lomond was brilliant. Saw them several times. Im now in America, but wish they would organise a tour over here...complete with Donnie, although his replacement had a great voice, too! Joel Murdoch If anyone from Runrig reads this, I know just the highland venue ( and the land owner :-) where you could hold a mega concert!!!
I was born in Kingussie 1947; have lived on Tyneside since 1967; I saw Runrig play at the Newcastle City Hall gig - I just love 'em boys !! When I die, I am "Going Home" [back to Kingussie] and this 'will' be played ...I guarantee it !! Alba gu Brath !!
I am a Lowland Scot and have travelled and worked many places overseas,But God gave me the chance to work on the A9 at Kincraig and live in Kingussie,great folk here
Always brings tears to my eyes . I was at the second last concert Donnie did . Brill song . Hope the reunite for another concert, but it'll have to be somewhere that holds a lot of folk as it will sell out
A wonderful and moving song which gets better with the years (or is it with age!!!). I was at the last night of these concerts in my hometown of Stirling - a brilliant night and great send off for Donnie.
Something tells me better going home...... I´m 43 yeras old and I´m deathly ill......just few month´s to stay with my daughter. The best moments in my life was the time with her...and the time with Runrig.....the music,the concerts...... I never saw Scotland, financial reasons never let me go there, but my heart beats for this beautiful country...... My life will go on on the other side of the rainbow.........and maybe he brings me directly in the Highlands...... Going home.......
Denke es ist normal das bei diesem Lied die Augen anfangen zu schwitzen. Nicht dass einzige Lied von Runrig. Es sind einfach Emotionen und dazu braucht es keine Worte
I recall listening to this when working in Somalia in 1995 - never been one for homesickness, but it proved prophetic, within a month I was back in Scotland. Runrig, one of the best bands ever! Saw them live in Lerwick in the 90s - so glad I did see them before Donnie left but they are still incredible, original, without him.
I know how you feel, I was born and raised in Scotland but left to go to Ireland, where 3 of my grandparents came from, love Ireland but still get homesick now and then after 30 years!! The tug!!!!?
A real heart tugging song even though the furthest I have been to Scotland is Loch Lomond, but this band is exceptionally emotionally talented !!! I hope Donny Munro has a good future !
That song was on my ears when my son and I with the help of many Runrig fans and friends made it back home to Germany after a hell of a life in Peru. Still makes me cry. And many Riggies are still friends for life :-)
a great reminder of my Runrig days,cried my eyes out when Donnie sang this,broke my heart when he left,i will not go see Runrig now,been to see Donnie in concert a few times now.xx
Beautiful song:) a friend told me to listen to it and i am so glad he did because this song made me think of being in Highlands of Scotland where my heart and soul shall forever belong where it is truly my "HOME"..Thank you for sharing ..Scotland i love you forever and always in my heart and soul xxx
I moved up to Scotland in 1980 and I knew i was coming home. That evening I saw Runrig on the local TV for the first time and they blew me away. They sang in Ghallic and although I didn't understand the words the energy of the music sent shivers down me. One day I will die here and be at peace.
so heartening to see my countrymen / women can put a band like this on a pedestal. ------ scots ! you are no ordinary people. ----- thank god. from new zealand.
Just listening to Runrig makes me cry and miss this wonderful land. Never felt more home then in the Highlands...Even I moved from Germany to Finland I will never forget how happy I was in Scotland!
This takes me back to when it was just me and Emma stuck in the barrack block after all the others had left, blasting Runrig, waiting for our turn to go home.............now I listen to it everytime I cross the Mighty Atlantic and can't wait to again touchdown in my beautiful Scotland.
This always makes me Cry, Sitting here in Spain and thinking of my home of Scotland. I know its just aflight away but always so short a time I have to spend due to family commitments I hav eto come back here. But soon I will go back to stay !
Simply beautiful! Your and your daughter will be together eternally, over that rainbow. Until that day, Runrig's music brings everything together in one place, whichever side of the rainbow! Travel well..... x
RUNRIG best of scotland i"m reaaly proud to be part of the tartan army greetings from the german capital BERLIN from Hanne Hertha BSC and of course tartan army support we stay with ye every time alba gu brath
I am far from being from Scotland but this song takes me to people and places which are only memories. Beautiful, loving memories of so many ... my parents, Nanny, aunts and uncles, cousins, friends ... houses that no longer stand, others full of laughter and tears of the past. Going home ❤
Ifirst seen the band at Motherwell Concert Hall in the 80;s and this song stuck in my heart and always will , as will all their songs , all with Donnie Monroe
i lost my father 15yrs ago this xmas. this song brings me peace & answers, and closure that helps to make sense of it all. dad i always loved, respected & idolised you and i always will. if my two sons feel half of what i feel for you then life will have been worthwhile........rest in peace, see you soon. xxxx
lovely song . I remember when I worked in Kyleakin (Skye) Most of the people there remembered Runrig.They also remembered the fact that once they had found fame,they also forgot their roots.(Runrig now v Runrig then) it was all Gaelic. I loved it!
This must have been one of the greatest renderings of Going Home and a tribute to Donnie who was sorely missed when he decided to do something else for a while.
My Mum told me I was in charge of making sure this gets played at her funeral. Every time I hear this now, it makes me cry because I think about that day. =(
My mother was a Runrig fan. I had t heard this until after her death. I played it at her funeral. 2019. I struggle to listen to it now as I tortured myself with it on repeat. 😊✌🏻
alot of runrig songs remind me of my childhood, being 24 yrs old, it musthave been over 15 years ago - through my dad listening to them at the point i've grew emotional to songs like Eiren, every river, going home, and so on
i love and hate this song at the same time i love it because the vocals are so beautiful but hate it because this was the song that was played at my dads funeral runrig has never been the same without donnie he has such an amazing voice :)
i promise me i wont listen to this song each time i log in here cos it breaks my heart,babe i know u think comin home to ireland is ur home but i hate to think of u leavin such a great place like scotland and what it means to u,im glad u have the courage to do it sunshine ;)
I have been away from my homeland 21 years. I will always be a proud scot. Argumentative ...NO! Say it how you see it ...YES! I love my homeland, now and forever! SOAR ALBA!
Today is the eve of my husband's passing, 5 years ago... left him more or less at this time the evening before, the doctors said: go home and rest, your husband also needs to rest... I believe he was getting prepared to go home. Got the phone call at 4:30am on Oct 13th... took him home on Nov 1st and scattered his ashes somewhere in Peebles, where "we used to go fishing and climbing the hills when we were kids, were so happy there"... we all miss you, darling.
Very sad Zaira, I am a Peebles boy who emigrated to OZ in 1970. Our son died aged 19 in 2000, brought his ashes back to Inverness & scattered near the river to this tune. Feel your pain. (Ken).
@@KenBuzza747 so sorry for your loss... nobody should go so young... but as a Peebles boy maybe you'd like to see the video I made one year later in my husband's memory. Some of the photos are of Peebles. All the very best... xxx th-cam.com/video/g5GLZIvU4V0/w-d-xo.html
Yes. Im coming HOME, tomorrow to my wonderful SCOTLAND! After 7 months I will listen in the car to my RunRig CD's up full, window open even if its -4 degc outside, going to FALKIRK with my 6 year old daughter!!!
I´m not scotish but this song is a hymn for me. In 2005 I visited Scotland and just love that beautiful country. I´m absolutly sure that somewhere in another life I´ll be scotish and I´ll live there. I will go home then. Until then ..Love to all scotish people. From Portugal.
I cry at this all the time and I am 67 years old
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Hi, I used this song for my beloved brother.....He loved the mountains, he loved runrig and he loved scotland and i cry buckets each time I listen to it...RIP Eddie Milne...Love u so much, your sister Marie x x x
Hi Marie. What you've said I understand totally, with my big brother, John. The very same. Nothing will ever compare to this eternally spiritual song for both our familys. Eternal peace for our brothers and families.
I'm Italian, I've been some times in Scotland and seen Runrig (LochNess2007, Scone,Barrowlands and more). I understand why you Scottish people are so proud of your nation ! It's simply wonderful !
Hope you're still listening. Love from Scotland.
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Hope you are well, Scotland loves you..
This song of Runrig with Donnie always reduces me to tears!!!! I don't know why but there is something very special going on.
Donnie made Runrig what it is - Runrig will never be the same. A lovely man with a lovely family. Genuinely a super guy with a talent second to none. Skye knows Donnie is fab!!!!
This song makes me so emotional so proud to be Scottish an absolute magnificent peice of music 🍻👌
Scottish! Howard goin Hamish ?
I'm Universal None of dat colloquial ancestry for me
Makes me want to book flights now to go home
Tell me about it. Top class
First time I ever heard Runrig my heart was in love went to see them in Bradford , York Sheffield so brilliant they melted my heart my son saw them at loch Lomond when he was 14 yrs old best group ever xx miss them please come back xxx
How can people not like this song. Sends shivers down my spine every time I hear it. Brings tears to my eyes ALSO
Ever since the first time Runrig graced my ears, i was in love with their music. They are truely talented, and have so much heart and soul in their music. They are the greatest band ever to stand upon a stage, in my humble oppinion. May they forever be blessed.
you" ro so right greetings from tartan army supporter hanne from the german capital BERLIN alba gu brath and RUNRIG forever
Jesper Lassesen couldn't agree more ...I first heard them on an advert and tried to find out who's tune it was ...smitten since 😀
There's no question that your request they forever be blessed was granted from on high.
This video is brilliant. Donnie is the only one who can sing this song. No one does it better than him. His voice is so special and it goes straight into your system. Especially when you hear him sing the ballads they made.
I moved up to Scotland from England in 1980. I knew I was "coming home". That evening on the local TV I saw Runrig for the first time and they blew me away. They sang in Ghallic and I didn't understand the words but the energy gave me shivers and this is home now.
My days will end here and I will be at peace.
I absolutely love this song. Was at this concert at Stirling and l remember so well, Donnie singing it. I felt so sad as he left Runrig after this. Runrig were never the same for me after that. Donnie's voice made Runrig what they were. Wonderful. Even hearing Donnie in concert in his own band, it sounds like Runrig. Thanks Donnie for many years of beautiful singing.
Bruce saved the band - and brought a whole new dimension. Both lead singers deserve their place in the bands history. Both were iconic in bringing the "word" to millions. 💔
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Yes, he helped the band carry on but the band never sounded half as good, regrettably.
@@eileenmoore1269I whole-heartedly disagree. Bruce was as wonderful as Donnie. If anything, they got better with age.
Donnie was a hard act to follow. Bruce was good he took Runrig forward, however both singers provided great music. I'm a Donnie fan, took me ages to listen to Bruce, only seen him in concert once at 40th party on the Moor.
Runrig were by far the best Scottish band in history. We need a reunite! What a concert that would be!!
I first seen RunRig in Lochaber 29yrs ago for £6.00 Would love to have one last Mega Memory !!
Their rendition of Loch Lomond was brilliant. Saw them several times. Im now in America, but wish they would organise a tour over here...complete with Donnie, although his replacement had a great voice, too!
Joel Murdoch If anyone from Runrig reads this, I know just the highland venue ( and the land owner :-) where you could hold a mega concert!!!
Thanks Joel...I'll do that right now! :-)
One of the best live performances ever
I was born in Kingussie 1947; have lived on Tyneside since 1967; I saw Runrig play at the Newcastle City Hall gig - I just love 'em boys !!
When I die, I am "Going Home" [back to Kingussie] and this 'will' be played ...I guarantee it !!
Alba gu Brath !!
I am a Lowland Scot and have travelled and worked many places overseas,But God gave me the chance to work on the A9 at Kincraig and live in Kingussie,great folk here
Richard Fraser can’t fault ur decision
Are you still with us Richard? Let’s hope so sir. ✌🏻🏴
Always brings tears to my eyes . I was at the second last concert Donnie did . Brill song . Hope the reunite for another concert, but it'll have to be somewhere that holds a lot of folk as it will sell out
A wonderful and moving song which gets better with the years (or is it with age!!!). I was at the last night of these concerts in my hometown of Stirling - a brilliant night and great send off for Donnie.
Heart of Scotland Ancestry I was there too. I worked the first night, and was there with my wife for the last. Great nights.
Runrig...one of the greatest bands ever to grace a stage. Songs that will live forever,
DONNIE'S VOICE IS AUDIBLE HEAVEN
Something tells me better going home......
I´m 43 yeras old and I´m deathly ill......just few month´s to stay with my daughter.
The best moments in my life was the time with her...and the time with Runrig.....the music,the concerts......
I never saw Scotland, financial reasons never let me go there, but my heart beats for this beautiful country......
My life will go on on the other side of the rainbow.........and maybe he brings me directly in the Highlands......
Going home.......
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Denke es ist normal das bei diesem Lied die Augen anfangen zu schwitzen.
Nicht dass einzige Lied von Runrig.
Es sind einfach Emotionen und dazu braucht es keine Worte
Runrig....A band that made the most atmospheric music, wonderful heartfelt lyrics and delivered with sublime artistry. Runrig has delivered.
Want this played at my funeral when the time comes.
Me too !
My family has been told that too
Doesn't matter who you are or where you are
from , its just about that feeling!!!!!
When we sold our house in London and I knew we were coming home to Scotland at last I played this endlessly; beautiful song, beautiful voice.
Pure class, what a voice, what a song. So emotional.
Come back Runrig with Donnie singing. Scotland needs you all right now!!! So much talent and gave so such pleasure to us all. X
Superb - great slide guitar. I'm Cornish not Scots but the yearning for home is still there! Thanks Runrig for 40+ beautiful years.
I recall listening to this when working in Somalia in 1995 - never been one for homesickness, but it proved prophetic, within a month I was back in Scotland.
Runrig, one of the best bands ever! Saw them live in Lerwick in the 90s - so glad I did see them before Donnie left but they are still incredible, original, without him.
I actually Cry every time, home or away, leaving home and coming back from overseas work! happy Cry and Sad Cry's. :) :(
I remember going from Glasgow to Oban on the train and listening to this on repeat. Wonderful, Ive got tears in my eyes.
I know what you mean. Evokes many memories
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My mum wants this played at her funeral. Good choice an amazing song
Ein wunderschöner Song mit viel Gefühl. 5*****
I know how you feel, I was born and raised in Scotland but left to go to Ireland, where 3 of my grandparents came from, love Ireland but still get homesick now and then after 30 years!! The tug!!!!?
dieser Titel treibt mir immer wieder die Tränen in die Augen! Traumhaft - einfach unglaublich.
IF EVER A BAND FEEDS STRAIGHT TO THE BLOOD IN MY VEINS ! IT IS RUN RIG !!
robert mobsby Me too!!!
+robert mobsby ME tooooo. Loved them when Donnie was in charge!!! Happy Memories at Loch Lomond !!! So many years ago
This makes me cry every time I hear this, I wish so much I went to this concert, but was working abroad! - Still like Donnie singing with Runrig! :(
A real heart tugging song even though the furthest I have been to Scotland is Loch Lomond, but this band is exceptionally emotionally talented !!! I hope Donny Munro has a good future !
That song was on my ears when my son and I with the help of many Runrig fans and friends made it back home to Germany after a hell of a life in Peru. Still makes me cry. And many Riggies are still friends for life :-)
Loved Runrig but gave up when Donnie left. The other band members were great but that Canadian singer did not live up to Donnie.
a great reminder of my Runrig days,cried my eyes out when Donnie sang this,broke my heart when he left,i will not go see Runrig now,been to see Donnie in concert a few times now.xx
Beautiful song:) a friend told me to listen to it and i am so glad he did because this song made me think of being in Highlands of Scotland where my heart and soul shall forever belong where it is truly my "HOME"..Thank you for sharing ..Scotland i love you forever and always in my heart and soul xxx
I moved up to Scotland in 1980 and I knew i was coming home. That evening I saw Runrig on the local TV for the first time and they blew me away. They sang in Ghallic and although I didn't understand the words the energy of the music sent shivers down me.
One day I will die here and be at peace.
For bcnsco and migrator: I love reading comments like yours--Scottish folk have great big hearts!
Respect from an American Runrig Fan
This makes me cry every time I hear it! I want to go home to Scotland. What a beautiful, heartfelt song. Thanks for sharing.
used to play this all the time when i was coming home on leave so many times i put a smile on my face
davie mcpa Me too.
so heartening to see my countrymen / women can put a band like this on a pedestal. ------ scots ! you are no ordinary people. ----- thank god. from new zealand.
I was there, Going home had the audience and the band in tears. Absolute magic
Just listening to Runrig makes me cry and miss this wonderful land. Never felt more home then in the Highlands...Even I moved from Germany to Finland I will never forget how happy I was in Scotland!
I Love this song. Brings back so many memories
Auch habe da Erinnerungen!
superb song one of donnie at his best I remember listening to this with tears pouring down my face.
Got to be one of the best songs EVER. Brilliant from Donnie.
Still has the power to reduce me to tears even after so many years. I always used to listen to this on the train when returning home to Scotland.
One of my favourite Runrig songs, and I remember being there at the final one of the farewell concerts, just praying the rain would hold off :)
This takes me back to when it was just me and Emma stuck in the barrack block after all the others had left, blasting Runrig, waiting for our turn to go home.............now I listen to it everytime I cross the Mighty Atlantic and can't wait to again touchdown in my beautiful Scotland.
This always makes me Cry, Sitting here in Spain and thinking of my home of Scotland. I know its just aflight away but always so short a time I have to spend due to family commitments I hav eto come back here. But soon I will go back to stay !
Superb singer and one of their best songs. Amazing.
I get goosebumps. Such a beautifull song.
Simply beautiful! Your and your daughter will be together eternally, over that rainbow. Until that day, Runrig's music brings everything together in one place, whichever side of the rainbow! Travel well..... x
RUNRIG best of scotland i"m reaaly proud to be part of the tartan army greetings from the german capital BERLIN from Hanne Hertha BSC and of course tartan army support we stay with ye every time alba gu brath
I am far from being from Scotland but this song takes me to people and places which are only memories. Beautiful, loving memories of so many ... my parents, Nanny, aunts and uncles, cousins, friends ... houses that no longer stand, others full of laughter and tears of the past. Going home ❤
Cant fake the chills going down my spine every time I hear this song. Amazing!
A marvelous outpouring of Scottish love, very beautiful and heart- centred moving song.
Love this song it is brilliant what else can one say.
Ifirst seen the band at Motherwell Concert Hall in the 80;s and this song stuck in my heart and always will , as will all their songs , all with Donnie Monroe
Perfect voice.
A beautiful song for those simple feelings of that longing for home...we all know them!!
Think this song is for everyone ,where ever you are and away from home.
What a band, what a song. Fabulous.
what a damn god number ... Just love Runrig
The best band I ever has seen , love you..... I am ready for Aalborg in 2017.......
i lost my father 15yrs ago this xmas. this song brings me peace & answers, and closure that helps to make sense of it all. dad i always loved, respected & idolised you and i always will. if my two sons feel half of what i feel for you then life will have been worthwhile........rest in peace, see you soon. xxxx
lovely song . I remember when I worked in Kyleakin (Skye) Most of the people there remembered Runrig.They also remembered the fact that once they had found fame,they also forgot their roots.(Runrig now v Runrig then)
it was all Gaelic. I loved it!
This must have been one of the greatest renderings of Going Home and a tribute to Donnie who was sorely missed when he decided to do something else for a while.
Great Band, another great song from them.
this is one of the best runrig songs ever
my last Runrig concert as ..Donnie was leaving , but still love runrig just another chapter in our history of life ....keep it up runrig..
Beautiful beautiful music and harmony.
My Mum told me I was in charge of making sure this gets played at her funeral.
Every time I hear this now, it makes me cry because I think about that day. =(
My mother was a Runrig fan. I had t heard this until after her death. I played it at her funeral. 2019. I struggle to listen to it now as I tortured myself with it on repeat. 😊✌🏻
this is amazing song it reminds when I went back home to Glasgow where I was born
would love to re live that day again :) loved every minute of it
Goose bumps galore....Yeha....
love all run rig songs love the voice
alot of runrig songs remind me of my childhood, being 24 yrs old, it musthave been over 15 years ago - through my dad listening to them at the point i've grew emotional to songs like Eiren, every river, going home, and so on
Fecking helllllls.... I can't stop the tears!!!!
i love and hate this song at the same time i love it because the vocals are so beautiful but hate it because this was the song that was played at my dads funeral runrig has never been the same without donnie he has such an amazing voice :)
i promise me i wont listen to this song each time i log in here cos it breaks my heart,babe i know u think comin home to ireland is ur home but i hate to think of u leavin such a great place like scotland and what it means to u,im glad u have the courage to do it sunshine ;)
played this at my young brothers funeral, he loved this band.
Donnie Munro ist einfach genial und ich liebe seine stimme. Schade, dass er nicht mehr bei der band ist.
I am from the Netherlands,I have had the privilege to live in Scotland. It was the best year of my life
Ahh yes, Thank you TH-cam. It dosent get better than this... Donny please come home for a one off with the boys. I would be there in a heartbeat...
I totally agree with you... Donnie gave it the celtic sound..wish he would come back or do a solo album....
Ooh, I've got chills. First time hearing this and I'm in love with it
This is my dads song " happy Father's Day up there with the angels" love and miss you xxxxxxxx
I have been away from my homeland 21 years. I will always be a proud scot. Argumentative ...NO! Say it how you see it ...YES! I love my homeland, now and forever! SOAR ALBA!
Also our first dance at our wedding 21yr ago best song ever runrig will be forever missed❤❤
ohhh.....man ...Runrig ist so so geil .. I love it so much
Truly the voice of an angel.
Today is the eve of my husband's passing, 5 years ago... left him more or less at this time the evening before, the doctors said: go home and rest, your husband also needs to rest... I believe he was getting prepared to go home. Got the phone call at 4:30am on Oct 13th... took him home on Nov 1st and scattered his ashes somewhere in Peebles, where "we used to go fishing and climbing the hills when we were kids, were so happy there"... we all miss you, darling.
Very sad Zaira, I am a Peebles boy who emigrated to OZ in 1970. Our son died aged 19 in 2000, brought his ashes back to Inverness & scattered near the river to this tune. Feel your pain. (Ken).
@@KenBuzza747 so sorry for your loss... nobody should go so young... but as a Peebles boy maybe you'd like to see the video I made one year later in my husband's memory. Some of the photos are of Peebles. All the very best... xxx th-cam.com/video/g5GLZIvU4V0/w-d-xo.html
Love you donnie... Followed you for over 30 years still my hero xx and my freind bless you ❤
Yes.
Im coming HOME, tomorrow to my wonderful SCOTLAND! After 7 months
I will listen in the car to my RunRig CD's up full, window open even if its -4 degc outside, going to FALKIRK with my 6 year old daughter!!!
I want & wish to live in Scotland!
Angela Kilcrease your more than welcome lassx
so do I. Shall we go together
What a fantastic sound and such a poignant song.