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George Harrison - Dream Away (Time Bandits)

from the soundtrack of "Time Bandits" ex-Beatle George Harrison [Album: Gone Troppo (1982) http://en.wikipedia.org/wik... ] Lyrics: Oh ry in eye ay - oh ry in eye ay Oh ry in eye key ooh lay Ka l...  
 
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rockstarpaul (2 days ago) Show Hide
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Great song. George Harrison also helped fund the film as well as all the Monty Python films tool. (Handmade films or something like that). Time bandits and Harrison are legends.
cue1cole (3 days ago) Show Hide
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this song is so addictive i keep coming back ......................tumbling thru a 1000 centuries ...its so dark in mytholigy...
spooky29 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Lennon is still my #1 beatle, but I think George was the most creative.
1967mustanggta (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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My first date was to see this
I loved them both and still do
Erica2Lives (1 week ago) Show Hide
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What a great comment!
cue1cole (4 weeks ago) Show Hide
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your story has touched me. The song also has meaning for me today, as now im 34 but the lost memories of a mere 7 year old has come flooding back, i do hope you and your family are happy and united xx
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R.I.P George
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itsakittyxox (1 month ago) Show Hide
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that was supposed to read the turned to me and asked me if I would sing on his moviw score and a dream of mine came true! Thanx George Ray Cooper Produced it.
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This song always spooks me. It's so mystical and otherworldly, and so terribly catchy. I saw the film when I was seven on videotape, and the one thing I took from it was how cool the ending song was, especially with that rad 80s still photo montage tinted red...I didn't know until a few years ago that this was George Harrison of The Beatles! While that does take some of the mystery away, it also makes me respect George Harrison thousands of times more than I had before...

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