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I remember crossing the railway bridge on the train North with the iconic Tyne Bridge coming into view after my last day in uniform as I returned home - a moment shared by both of my grandfathers after WWII & my father when he left the forces in the 1960's, before me too in the 90's. This song puts me right back there on that last train ride back - I ran home for good and made it back like my forefathers. Where else would we go in the end?
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Great Song.
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This brings back so many poignant memories it's untrue. I'm in floods of tears everytime I hear it but it's for all the right reasons! R.I.P. Mr & Mrs John Norburn, you wont be forgotten.
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Fantastic song!
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@dollyblue7 Ha..Thank you for that, happy days.....might see you at the sage this thursday with mike and the mechanics eh?
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I was there every Christmas as well. So many encores I always missed the last bus home and had to get a taxi. Worth it though.
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What superb song. Music at it's best.
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MrDayday58
My god...this could not have been brought out in 1974 for F@@@s sake surely it was last week........used to go and see them at the city hall in newcastle every christmas even seen the last one.Bloody good band
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Didn't know Lindisfarne sung this. Haven't heard it for years. Lovely song.
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@SKYLLAB100 I'm sure you are right. I listen to music for inspiration, not lyrics



I've lived in the US for 18 years. I still miss Newcastle. Does this song affect me? Well, I'm here, aren't I? :-)
Agent268 2 years ago 19
First time I heard this song in the late 70's, I had no idea who it was but loved it so much I called the radio station to find out, then ran straight to the record store to buy the album. I love the oboe and the accapella part. And then they sing a round! Great stuff compared to the disco shite on the radio at the time. Warm Feeling was also a great song off the same lp, tho' not as atmospheric as this one.
enialbsitruc 2 years ago 14