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By the way. This songs name is Dante's Prayer, composed and sung by Loreena Mckinnet. Featured on her album "the book of secrets"

A bit too windy for the irish whistle. You are trying too hard. Good on interpretting the son, but you are either trying to hard, or you haven't tuned the whistle.

The only one I agree with it;s placement is "The Mummy". I should have been followed by "Blast from the Past" at number 2....the dance scene alone, not to mention the non-fight with Nathan Fillon (Castle) are worthy of second place.

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I lost my wife to diabetes and it's consequences nearly 3 1/2 years ago. I remember this song from an old HBO special...something sponsored by Kodak....long before digital cams arrived. We used film in our 35mm camera's back then. It was a remarkable song then, and a devistating song now.

Jeez, raped by republicans, learn to spell before you start typing....The guys name is Rhys (pronounced re-eese in Welsh Celtic. I'm not even sure what to say about the rest of your grammer. Must be typical of the Democratic reforms of education.

@helenamorpha Do you mean the Rhapsody In Blue or the one before it?

I need to start planning my next gingerbread house!!!!

Particularly poignient to those of us who have lost a spouse. Especially since it was an adolescent favorite.

Knoxville, TN, since 93. Prior to that I was military gypsy. First as a Navy brat, then my own career in the Corps. This is the first place I've ever actually put down roots. After my wife died I moved to coastal NC for about six months, then there was no resisting the call of the Smokies. I move...

Dolly sang the song, but in many ways, it is a good-bye song from my late wife.