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Im proud that he just said denmark. Im proud now❤️😱
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The red hot sun burns up the hill
The winter's bride, the summer's king
I tramp these acres and I feel
Once upon a time
Then it seemed that everything
You saw and touched and felt was real
You turned the tap and you turned the wheel
Breathing free
Now you search the open evening sky
Trace the memory in your eyes
For the prophet's hard rain and the deluge
Lie in tears around your door
Once there were trees and livestock here
A mother's love, the warnings clear
But you chose to turn away from fear
Breathing free
Now there's a faceless cross on a distant hill
A wasted voice, a silent scream
Where the lovers love and the dreamers dream
You stand and dream alone
You took your sacrifice to the gods of war
Traded your children's lives for a mess of gold
And you beat your ploughshares into swords
Breathing free
Once in a lifetime
You live and love
Once in a lifetime
You die
Once in a lifetime
The sun goes down
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found this while scrolling through some videos Really good Still love Donny!! x
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Munro was exceptional man
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Mosh! Malcolm and Donnie were still long haird poodles back then. I love that song
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It was all there way back then. Absoloutely fantastic
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Gosh the audience was a lot quieter than at the concerts I've been to lol! Great reminder of how they were in the early years, Donnie;s voice never fails to thrill!
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...and the crowd go wild!
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Thanks for posting... and the years rolled back. Great to see the lads as they once were, the voices clear and the passion there. Luurve the audience participation..... cf .... "Party on the Moor"!!
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Great stuff - mòran taing! Captures that early wow-factor.
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Runrig perform Protect and Survive and The Cutter at the Glasgow Garden Festival in 1988. In between is a short interview with Calum Macdonald and Donnie Munro by presenter Viv Lumsden. The programme, The Garden Party, was broadcast on BBC Scotland.