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@Thomas Rowsell...It is directly derivative of the anglo-saxon poem "The Wanderer". Tolkien wanted to incorporate the nostalgia and lament of that poem directly into this his most anglo-saxon of his created races for "The Lord of the Rings". It works magically and truly reflects the stark realiti...

@JustPetrov...Without your lover the night seems to drag on forever that's what the song's lyric refers to. The singer is missing his lover.

In a San Diego theatre early 1981...this song opened "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". That was enough to let me know I was watching a "classic" movie even then...and the soundtrack just got better from there. Still can't hear "She's Got To Be Somebody's Baby" without thinking of "Stacey" (Jennifer...

On November 10th, 1975 This ex-marine was on leave and heading to visit his girlfriend in Willowdale, Ontario from Canton,Ohio. Although the day started partly sunny and mild by the time I was crossing the Niagara Peninsula that evening the wind was blowing in excess of 40 miles an hour and a tor...

Liked your cover...definitely have emotion in the lyrics which means that the story and song moved you which says nothing but good things about your character. I felt your pacing was rushed which I think is because of the nervousness you obviously showed. Still a very good job and I hope as you s...

Stringbean did have his gun with him that night. He suspected that someone had broken into his home, what he didn't know was the Browns' had an ambush planned when he entered the home and they killed him before he could kill them...then they went outside and murdered his wife. The recovery of the...

Great movie,great message...loved it in the mid-80's...still come back to it once in a while. One of the best sports movies ever made and it only is slightly about the sport of wrestling but more about life. It's not the 6 minutes it's what happens in that 6 minutes that matters!

My great-grandfather (John William Heath) fought in the battle of the Somme. He was in the 19th bn. R.W.F.. Of his bn. off 800+ men...only he and 1 other left that field unwounded. I have a postcard of him & the other man with the goat mascot as well as a broken wooden doll he picked up from the ...

I'm sorry,although this is ok I prefer Leigh Harris' version at the end of the movie "Eight Men Out", it fits the period of this music's conception better. Remember the movie is about the 1919 "Black Sox" and this music came out in 1918 and has a jazz age feel to it and should be sung that way.

Ms Harris' voice is perfect for this song, Kinda deep and raspy and full of experience which is needed for the lyrics. She demonstrates a wide vocal range just within this one song. Great rendition and helps make "Eight Men Out" such a memorable movie!

Nice...Been one of my favorite's since the 90's...I loved it so much I actually BOUGHT the cd some years ago...imagine that, paying full retail price for some music! But for the Tractors darn worth it. Loved the posters in your upload as well...one of the best parts of the cd was the liner note...