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No Borderline
Posted: 2016-04-19 23:17:34
Sitting at the Chris de Burgh show listening to the golden oldies that played such an important role in my life, I was struck by the one song that he lifted out and explained the motivation behind writing it.
No Borderline.
Refers to the wastefullness of war and the physical sacrifices in lost limbs, forgotton in the euphoria of victory.
Go and listen to the song in context, really special.
Cheers
No Borderline.
Refers to the wastefullness of war and the physical sacrifices in lost limbs, forgotton in the euphoria of victory.
Go and listen to the song in context, really special.
Cheers
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