Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms (Official Music Video)
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- čas přidán 22. 02. 2010
- The Official Music Video for Brothers In Arms. Taken from Dire Straits - Brothers In Arms.
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Lyrics:
These mist covered mountains
Are a home now for me
But my home is the lowlands
And always will be
Some day you’ll return to
Your valleys and your farms
And you’ll no longer burn
To be brothers in arms
Through these fields of destruction
Baptisms of fire
I’ve watched all your suffering
As the battles raged higher
And though they did hurt me so bad
In the fear and alarm
You did not desert me
My brothers in arms
There’s so many different worlds
So many different suns
And we have just one world
But we live in different ones
Now the sun’s gone to hell
And the moon’s riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it’s written in the starlight
And every line on your palm
We’re fools to make war
On our brothers in arms
#DireStraits #BrothersInArms - Hudba
Don't worry... you're not the only one who is listening this masterpiece in *2022*
👍
I predict the same comment will appear in 2041 and so on. This song is out of time.
Used to play it for my early HIV friends but now its for The Vid-19 🙏😰❤️🌹
👍
I get very emotional with music, but never to the point of crying.
This music made me cry at work but my colleagues understood when I explained why.
We're in the year of 2024 - And this Dire Straits Song Is Timeless. 🫡✌️🫡🇬🇧
klopt
Yes it is.
Masterpiece incredible ❤
Listen to it at least once a week. ❤🇧🇻
Yes, it is. They do not make music like this anymore. Pink Floyd, the Who, Dire Straits, and some other epic bands. It is as if all nowadays music is soul- and meaningless. Just electronic noise. With some exceptions of course….
Argentinian and English soldiers hugging each other in an unfair war.
Late March of 2024. I'm now 71. This song carries on to the current day. Truly one of his best. Thank you Mark Knopfler.
I feel ya. 72 here any day now. This song makes me tear up 🤔 ☮️✌️
This song always makes me cry...
Mr Knopfler was simply outstanding. He is a true artist.
Me too….I dedicate this song to all my Airborne Brothers in Arms , until that day I walk through those huge wooden doors into the great hall of Valhalla……I think of you everyday and night…..Airborne…..❤
He JAMMED !
Who's listening in 2024?
Me for one and I am a boomer - so is MK.
Me from Italy
me from Norway
Me❤
Интеристининг и нг (сможешь так проговорить?)
I’m 15 and I lost my dad in august. I remember warm summer nights sitting outside listening to this song among others. He would always tell me that when he passed every time I here this song I’d think of him. I wasn’t expecting to lose him so soon. Cancer is a terrible thing. It slowly destroys you from the inside out. Watching him fade away until he was just a skeleton of his old self is the hardest thing I’ve ever witnessed. This song helps me to remember the dad I loved, the happy, loving, smart man that raised me. I don’t like to remember him in the later stages of cancer, that wasn’t him. I miss you dad... I’d give everything to have you back for even a second :’/
Well said
He’s always with you, in your heart and soul my friend
Sorry for your loss Alcazar 😔 😢 I lost both my parents CANCER its a terrible disease and nobody should have to go through what our parents have been through. God bless 🙏 my friend. Don x
Sorry for your loss. I lost my mother to cancer ten years ago so I know your pain.
Watching them waste away is heartbreaking.
Oh man. How utterly shit. So sorry.
In 1978 I was one of the few nurses who took care of so many Vietnam veterans. I had to serve my part of this war. Vietnam war was never over when they came home. I was one of the few who reached out to them. I was there with all my honor.
All of our veterans from all the wars deserve to be respected and honored. Those who have never experienced what they did will never truly understand what the experience of war has on them for the rest of their lives. I grew up amidst World War 2 and Korean vets. Such Wonderful men. And their ladies were remarkable women! They are nearly all gone, and I miss them terribly. Few today have the heart that these people had.
People, we are brothers in arms......
Played at the funeral of my beautiful brother, aged 33. Even 8 years later to remember the sight at least 30 soldiers crying to this, as the flyover and bagpipes played will remain with me forever. May all those who served and gave the ultimate sacrifice, rest in peace xx
Rest in peace 🙏
Rest in peace 🙏
I’m so sorry for your loss. We’ve lost many who we served with. I guess it’s our age group, but we’re undone by this song every time.
God bless all who serve to take care of us, we are so very sorry for your loss... Ultimate respect to all who serve xx
May his soul rest in peace
My dad was dying of cancer and asked me to make sure this song was in his funeral. I lost him 5 days after his diagnosis due to sepsis. Me and my brother proudly carried him to this song and I come back to it every time I miss him. Amazing song
"Amazing song"? Yeah...it really is!!!
Honestly...I may not have ever known your father...and do not even know YOU...! But his last wish...and also the fact, you carried him to this song, it demands respect!!!
Blessings to you sir.
@@JohnDoe-vj2yy all of e
I don't know why but that's my father favourite song too. He is 58 years old. There is something beautiful in this song.
This terrible cancer, I known what it means, my best friend was dying of cancer, my thoughts are at you and all people suffering of this disease. I can't understand what happenes in the world, how much people must die in war, so much money for weapons.. We could better give it in the health system.. In great solidarity, take care on you.. 💚
"...every man has to die.".
The most powerful line in any song I've ever heard IMHO.
Definitely a powerful one! For me it was: "We are fools to make war on our brothers in arms." It portrays the senselessness of war and the infinte amout of suffering it creates...
@@Chrisoric I agree wholeheartedly with you there.
@@Chrisoric you are so f***ing right!
Fact
74 year old here, seen them twice back in the day. Still my favourite band of all time. This and Sultans of Swing live will be playing at my funeral. ❤️
Lost my son to cancer and he loved dire straits
R.i.p Harry
Rip Harry😢
R.I.P harry.
May his soul be blessed.
R.i.p Harry
🖤🖤🖤🕊
RIP Harry
May you rock on brother!!!!
Just lost my dad hours ago. This was one of his all time favorite songs
Rip to your Dad. Bet he loved you lots
Rip, god bless u and ur fam 🖤
Sorry for your loss bro , if you wanna talk i will be there
Sorry for your loss mate
May he rest in peace... wish you the best...
I dedicate this to my brothers behind the walls. Thank You for ALWAYS having my back. I will NEVER forget!!
My son died of severe alcohol addiction in 2017. Im still mourning him.
So sorry😢
May your precious son rest in the eternal light. Prayers for your peace. 💙
soyez en paix
So sorry for your loss.
and because of your great love for him, you will always mourn. Heart to heart...
I am 32 years old now. I was merely 21 when I was deployed to Afghanistan. Next to me sat a younger boy -none of us were men then, men know what they're doing, we didn't- named Alex. He was only 19. Alex was an orphan, just another lost soul sent to fight for a country that never cared for neither him, neither any soul it sent to its doom. Alex and I began nervously talking and before the plane landed, we were inseparable. We became the closest of friends over the course of our time in Afghanistan, we had to learn to kill and accept death. It wasn't easy, nothing was, but at least, in the middle of all the crap that went on, we had formed a friendship, a friendship so strong I dare say it was almost a brotherhood. I loved Alex both as a friend and as the younger brother I never had -and apparently was never meant to have. I felt responsible for him, felt like I had to teach him things I didn't even know myself. Most of all I cared for that boy more than I cared for myself. Alex died 11 years ago today. He dove on an Afghan grenade, saving my life and 12 others. Born a zero and died a fucking hero. The word "hero" is the least I can say to describe him. But they didn't talk about him on tv, they didn't give him a medal and they just forgot about him. Just another lost soul never finding its way. I was sent home a little after all that. A taxi took me from the airport and took me back to my family. This is the first song that played on the taxi ride. Needless to say, I burst out crying right then and there. I had lost people in my life, but nothing hurt more than the loss of Alex. Thinking about it years later, I believe that this song playing on the radio was a signal from Alex up in the sky, telling me that he finally found his peace beside God, and telling me not to worry about him and go on with my life. Anyway, wherever you are, Alex, I miss you, my brother in arms...
RIP Alex 09/09/2010.
Oh, man.
I know it’s not the same but I just wanna say it.
My father said
*”Now the sun's gone to hell*
*And the moon's riding high*
*Let me bid you farewell*
*Every man has to die*
*But it's written in the starlight*
*And every line in your palm*
*My brother in arms.”*
At his best friends funeral which he has known since he was a 7 year old boy as well as his other friend. They grew up in a small village in Congo which people found odd when he tells them about it because he is white but he is Belgian and they had colonised Congo so I assume it’s why they were there, he is now 53. They called themselves the 3 musketeers, Kris(*the one who has died*),Lawrence my dads other best friend and my dad Thierry. The 3 of them went to school together, shared a room with each other at boarding school. They all grew up together. Everything they did they did together. His father was an abusive alcoholic and died when my father was 9 while his mom was in hospital with cancer which she overcame but died 3 years later from TB so he didn’t really ever have family, but he told me that the 3 of them were brothers. Whether they were blood or not. After school they would go down to the river and get on their little wooden sail boat that they borrowed from a local fisherman with a few friends. There were crocodiles and hippos there but they didn’t care, they were young and foolish but they had fun. One of his friends had a brother who had gone missing, 3 days later one of his arms were found on the banks of the river(irrelevant, I know). The 3 musketeers later went to Belgium to finish their studies so they could make it one day, when they had finished they all moved to South Africa because they missed Africa, but it wasn’t the same kind of Africa. When they came here they had very little money so the 3 of them rented a small apartment and stayed in it together. They searched tirelessly for jobs and my dad and Kris found jobs here, they both became engineers, the other friend Lawrence went back to Belgium because he couldn’t get one here and later found one there. Kris introduced my mom to my dad and he is the reason I,my brother and my sister exist. He was the one who had wanted a family the most out of the 3 of them, he had many girlfriends in the past , he ended up finding the right one who unfortunately may not have been and they got engaged and a few months later she died in a car accident. Years past, my dad and Kris had some fights and didn’t see each other for a few months but they resolved their problems. He finally found the person who would become his wife and start a family with. They tried many times to have children but she had some problem with her which was preventing her from getting pregnant, they went to doctors and tried to sort out the problems and after some time they finally managed to have children, 2 daughters 1 year difference in age. The 3 musketeers still saw each other often even tho the one lives in Belgium who also has a family of his own now and the other lives almost 2 hours from us. They all made it and were successful in life but Kris seemed to be an unlucky man, he then got COVID when working on some project in Congo which is ironic. The last time the 3 of them were together was 2 years ago because of COVID/ lockdown. Lawrence and his family came here because it was Kris’s 50th birthday. That was the last time we saw Kris. He died on the 16th of August 2, 2021, 2 days before my dads birthday and the same day my dad had a heart attack 7 years ago. After being in hospital fighting COVID for nearly 2 months, my mom called me to come downstairs and I had the feeling something was wrong and I saw my mom and dad standing in the kitchen, they told me that Kris had died just before my mom started crying, my dad tried to act strong like always but at the dinner table halfway through dinner he just started crying, I had never seen my dad cry in my entire life, I am 17. He had multiple infections and organ failures and my father wasn’t allowed to visit him but it would have been pointless because towards the end he was tired and looked deathly ill and was mostly sedated, a week before he died his wife went there and kept telling him he will be fine and he will make it but with the little strength he had , he shook his head and said no his wife Charlene told us, he asked to see his girls who are 5 and 6 but they weren’t allowed in.
They are now currently with us as his wife is suicidal and has gone to some institute to try and get help because she doesn’t know how to carry on.The girls don’t seem to understand what death is and that he isn’t coming back because they say “my daddy died and that’s why we aren’t at home but we waiting for mommy and daddy to come back” They don’t seem to be upset but they keep saying they miss mommy and daddy which hurts me to hear and I think it hurts my dad more as his friend isn’t here but his 2 daughters are and they will grow up without knowing their father like my dad did. My dad had to carry the coffin and do the eulogy which is when at the end he said those words because Brothers in arms was Kris’s favourite song.
But now *The 3 musketeers are no more*. I am writing this with tears in my eyes as I find it very upsetting, I had to watch the funeral online as your are only allowed 50 people in a venue. My dad put his hand on his coffin and patted it and said something which he says is just for Kris. The rest Kris’s family couldn’t fly here because of restrictions so they had to do a funeral in Belgium without the coffin. We had to watch it online. Lawrence did the eulogy too but he broke down at the end. It was in french so I couldn’t understand but my dad could. He was very upset for the rest of that day and didn’t say a word, I think it re enforced the fact that he is gone and there is no changing it and you can’t do anything.
My dad is now depressed and he doesn’t know what to do with his life which is upsetting for me and my family but the words he said in the eulogy
*“Now the sun's gone to hell
*”And the moon's riding high*
*Let me bid you farewell*
*Every man has to die*
*But it's written in the starlight*
*And every line in your palm*
*My brother in arms.”*
I will always remember those words.
My dad has tears in his eyes when he listens to this song now. He says when it’s his turn he wants his song to be
*Blood Brothers*
By Bruce Springsteen because Lawrence will be
the last one.
Rip Kris.
I know it’s not the same, I don’t know what it is like for you as I didn’t go to war and lose someone I was so close too like that so abruptly and in a way like that, and then for him to not even get the recognition that he deserved but I’m sure the people he has saved will always remember what he did and will forever be grateful as they were able to return to their families because of his sacrifice. Many people have gone to early before their lives even really started and it isn’t fair.
I have never had a friendship or a bond like you guys have so I will unfortunately never know.
But my favourite part is when he says
Let me bid your farewell
Everyman has to Die.
It's difficult to even imagine the pain you've gone through and ofcourse ur brother in arms
And rip to the afghans that ur brother killed to be fair.
A song more relevant now than ever...
(Not downplaying what happened in Iraq, Afghanistan, Checnya, Palestine, Georgia, and what is still happening in Syria and Yemen).
Yes, now. Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦
@@byronharano2391 I am with you stay strong
Can't believe we doing it...
Putin will now end this 8-year war! What do you say about the 14,000 deaths in Donbass over the past 8 years? Died at the food distribution or on the way to school.
Just thank the US who infiltrated Ukraine for their geo interests.
@@bananenrepublikde2939 Das boot
2024. Lost my only child in August. He served his country.
Sorry for your loss. So sad. All my love!
fuck...
😔 peace be with you my friend❤️
😢❤
God bless you!
I'm 38 now in 2024, I'm listening this song since I was a little boy in Romania . I still love it.
Hello from France
my father was a soldier, dead on the battlefield. This is also dedicated to his soul. I love you Dad.
God bless.x
we're all together in this bullshit life, respect to your old man
@@wreccen unfortunately you're right, thank you
Respect to your father :).
Respect to your old man ❤️
As a Vietnam combat vet, this tune really resonates with me. Mark Knopfler is one of the most underrated guitarists and songwriters ever, in my humble opinion.
I don't think he can be described as "underrated", unless that word means something different these days.
top man MarkD- English Patriot
You are what? Ahahahah stop man please ahahahahahaha
Dear Mark,
This song grips and touches every person that has served. Every time I listen to this masterpiece, it brings tears to my eyes. Its a truly timeless piece of art that expresses what you and I lived true. Combat brings up the best and the worst in us humans. The duality of live. Peace brother.
тебе наверное. уже много лет, друг?
"There's so many different worlds,
So many different suns,
And we have just one world,
But we live in different ones."
The Dire Straits are a timeless band.
it's : dIRE sTRAITS *without the THE'* and yes they are! i was born before the 80s so I know! Mark Knopfler is a REAL Legend! and Artist too
Mark's voice tells the story
The guitar expresses the pain...
Perfectly analysing
Fact❤
Like I ever said: he has the guitar who crys... A genius 🙌🕊️
those are the words i've been looking for. Could not have put it better.
1989. I sat with my only son and we held hands listenng to this piece, enjoying the moment. A week later he was dead, having taken his own life on his 17th birthday, using my 12 bore,. I still listen to this piece, sitting there, holding his hand.
I lost fellow soldiers. I have lost a son. I have lost a father. Somehow this haunting song brings them back to me briefly. One of the only things left that can bring me to tears.
R.I.P
I know the feeling my friend , I lost some friends in the Angolan bush war. God Bless.
Made it all about u bro ...grrrr
just love
Bubba I know this feeling too - I'm crying right now as the memories of the Falklands flood my mind. Especially carrying out a mate on my back as he was dying. Fk those 2 Sisters!! Per Mare Per Terram 42nd
I CERTAINLY HOPE WE'RE NOT THEE ONLY ONES LISTENIN' TO THIS MASTERPIECE!!!!.... APRIL THE 10TH OF 2024....
Yes 2024 masterpiece
29th of April in a mountain town in Nicaragua, hoping.
I am ❤❤❤ 5/10/24
Many are listening. Always. May 2024 we are not alone
I am 24 years old and was not alive in the era of Dire Straits, but was raised with music from the 70’, 80’ and 90’s.
This song brings tears to my eyes every time listening to it as a danish soldier who has been in war zones 3 times.
Simply amazing…
Love all of Dire Straits’ songs
As a military veteran I feel with you.
💜💫
Thanks for your hard work. Someone has to. Yes I think it's sad but uplifting music. Cheers.g
Is Dania in war with some country, zoldatten?
Is Dania in war with some country, zoldat?
RIP to all fallen Brothers in Arms..
@@harryf788fuck war
@@luckyhunter5291 Grow up ,drama queen
@Andrzej Jasinski cool
@@harryf788 rip, but how can he, wasn't the song published years after the war was over? no offense btw just trying to explain this contradiction
RIP...
*Sometimes, it’s not the song that makes you emotional; it’s the people & things that come to your mind when you hear it*
Plutôt, le son des 7 cordes.
It's true...
It's true...
Goofy I totally feel you, I was 11 years old when my father passed on. I'm 56 now you never totally get over the pain and loss. Keep in mind he and ancestors before him follow you and live the best life you can with love in your heart and compassion for others.
So true, first time I ever heard this song was, when we found out we were heading to desert shield, that's what they called desert storm before the war started, a guy from Maine said I got something we all need to hear, he played this song an we all started crying, never cried while listening to a song in my life, we all hoped an prayed we see each other again after if was over, an thru god's mercy we did, still talk to some to this day
This was played at a friend's funeral. It still hits hard, but it's too beautiful a piece of music to put in the locker. Bless up Hindle, always missed🤘💚
Lot of people from Croatia in 90s cried listening to this song 😢
Why
Balkan War in the early 90s.@@thomascabouret7978
Read the history.@@thomascabouret7978
@@thomascabouret7978 Croatian war of independence (1991-1995), this song became Croatian soldiers' "anthem" in the early 90s...
From Albania as well !!!big fun of dire straits
It's 2024 and this song is still a banger ❤
“The only thing that we learn from history is that we learn nothing from history." - Georg Hegel
❤
❤
Yee
And never will !
One of the best, most emotive songs ever written. Thank you, Dire Straits.
Questa..canzone..ha...un..grandissimo...significato...per...me...ciao...by...gio..sss...primo...Milano...italy...ciao.....
Класс _это шикарноЯ!!!!@@@@!!!!!!!@!!!@!!@@@@@
I agree. Cannot listen to this without tears.
We still did not understood our madness. Peace for all human beings please
A few years back me and my dad were driving in the van on Remembrance Sunday. We were listening to radio 2, and as it approached 11 o'clock, they had a 2 minutes silence and the Big Ben bongs, they then slowly faded in Brothers in Arms. What a moment.
This song is almost 40 years old and the lyrics are more important than ever before...
Been there and done it, we have absolutely no business going back. imo
this song is all i can think about since the invasion’s inception...devastating xx all my love to the people of ukraine xx
Absolutely. Listening February 2022
The song from The Scorpions, “Wind of Change” was my second war song, how I would love it see no more unnecessary war.
This is the song that I often to revisit, since it appeared in 1985. Today, a special sad moment, I listen this song again.
I served for over 2 decades in the Army and I lost to many brothers in arms. I cannot begin to express how emotional this song makes me particularly today (11 Nov.)
Brother, I wish you well and hope you're happy in life.
With you my brother..
Thankyou.xx
This came on in the car today (18th November) and it made me realise that, with all of the other things going on in the world at the moment, I had not taken particular note this year of Armistice Day, which made me feel sad and guilty.
Then I realised that the people that we are honouring would probably far rather hear this than two minutes of silence, so I skipped it back to the start, cranked it up, and took the long way home: It is because of their sacrifice that I could do this.
As a free civilian: Thank you and your Brothers & Sisters for your sacrifices.
Rip fallen comrades
My brother gives his life for our freedom before 32 years. Than you Marijo J. R. from Croatia 🇭🇷
God bless him and all who have died and fought for freedom. I was USAF. Vietnam vet and a hundred other no name places. Thank God we still have men and women in this world willing to fight for freedom, like your brother did. God rest his soul.
SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS HES WITH GOD ALMIGHTY NOW AND FOREVER...😢
Sending you love ❤
In honor of all the British and Argentine soldiers who died in the Falklands War, a ridiculous war like all others.
Blame the Junta in Argentina who started it.
Blame the despicable British Empire who thinks everything is theirs.@@MikeTheBike58
The Falkland islanders want to be British so what's the problem?:/
@@maddie709 UK has controlled the Falkland Islands since 1764 stole the island from Argentina Falkland Islands has been a part of the UK for over 260 years
Military in power, dictators is and Will be a câncer in the modern society
To future generations.....Don’t let this masterpiece ever be forgotten
Tells a story we must never forget. Great words mate.
@@andrewatkins1635 Back atcha, Andrew!
Will tell them.
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i´m 16 and i´m in love with this masterpiece
These mist covered mountains
Are a home now for me
But my home is the lowlands
And always will be
Someday you'll return to
Your valleys and your farms
And you'll no longer burn to be
Brothers in arms
Through these fields of destruction
Baptisms of fire
I've witnessed your suffering
As the battle raged high
And though they did hurt me so bad
In the fear and alarm
You did not desert me
My brothers in arms
There's so many different worlds
So many different suns
And we have just one world
But we live in different ones
Now the sun's gone to hell and
The moon's riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it's written in the starlight
And every line in your palm
We're fools to make war
On our brothers in arms.
❤
Keep fighting Steve I love you bro❤
❤
Thank you. Love your work!
There's so many different worlds,
So many different suns,
But we have just one world,
But we live in different ones.
Isn't that the truth? Beautiful lyrics. Beautiful music too.
This song reminds me of my grandfather, who survived the Spanish Civil War.
During the War he made friends that he kept throughout his life. Only they knew what they had experienced. Whatever it is, I hope I never have to experience it myself.
After the war was over, they always tried to keep in touch, but because of the distance, they rarely saw each other.
With one of them, however, they saw each other once a year. When he was older and could no longer drive, it was my father who accompanied him.
The last time they met, they were both very old and they knew, they were aware, that this was probably the last time. In the midst of a disconsolate cry, they melted into an embrace full of infinite friendship. Everyone in that room cried in the same way, overcome by the same feeling.
Surely, now that distance is not a problem, they see each other every day.
And
" For whom the bell
talls "...
Ernest Hemingway ❤
Wonderful History! Thank you and May God bless them and you too
What side was he on?
@@Djamonja Republicans
@@carlesserra Mine too
September 2020 who's listening to this masterpiece?
Me
Smart people with good taste in music!
Always, my mate back in the early nineties introduced me, his dad was a fan.
a true masterpiece💗💗💗
people with soul
I was a young journalist working in Central America when this came out. During that terrible time this song was a powerful secular hymn to me, and it still has the power to draw an old man's tears.
Friends and family die in the civil war in el Salvador, this song is just amazing.
And some old men still have tears when we hear it.
Me to, in tears just remembering old days...missing and regretting all the lost and wrong choices 😔
Were you in El Salvador?
@@ericjohnson8326 No, I was mostly based in Honduras along the Nicaraguan border. Early in the morning we'd ride out in a helicopter, looking for shooting. This album would be playing on my Walkman, which dates me.
I was later in Panama for that party.
That's not a song......that's a masterpiece.
Stop asking what year everyone’s listening in. This song is timeless.
@timharnans
Yes, I agree with you. What a dumb question!
I wish they'd get banned lol
Kids looking for *likes" and a cheap dopamine hit.
Nah memories take one back what we were doing n up to back in the day
2024
11.11.2023....still having goosebumps listening to this breathtaking song. We will remember them 🌺
Same here in Norway. If the world leaders just have listen to this masterpice. Peace❤❤
nice people still know better .. Peace to all
Ye on the 11/11 ❤
2023 🎉❤
Да
“We had one hell of a ride man”
Dean Winchester 1979-2020
You will not be forgotten :.(.......
I'm sobbing :,,,(
@@saratfkh8227 I’m here for you
So sorry for your loss @Sammy Winchester
@@darrenbrady5597 appreciate it Brady
@@aroy_1938 I'll be always with you Sammy ,wherever you are.
Lost my Dad 5 days ago. This was one of his favourite tunes, 'Everyman has to die', so hurting right now.
Love you Dad xxx
2024 anyone
Yurdtireeuddzuedfzuddztdydzu😂
Yess ofc!
Always
Needed this tonight after a wonderful family day
Yes
My Dad passed this morning at 6am. R.I.P Thomas Smith- July 4th 1950 - May 2nd 2021 - this was one lf his favorites. I'll never forget you pops! Love you!
God bless you xxxxx
So very sorry for your loss...may this song bring you comfort when you hear it and think of him.
Stay strong so sorry for you I know the feeling my dad used listen to this with me he took his own life totally unexpected R.i.P x.
Riposa in pace
@@jennifertodd8560 thanks ❤
This song makes me think of my cousin who was a NYC firefighter on 9/11/2001 going up the stairs with a hose on tower 1 trying to help people when the building went down. He didn’t have a weapon, just a hose. It makes me think of him and all his brother and sister firefighters who lost their lives trying to help people.
🥲
A true hero!
I'm so sorry such bravery and sacrifice 🕊️💔 love from us in the UK
Utmost respect, to your cousin, and all people around the world, who make the ultimate sacrifice, trying to help and protect others. The very best of the human spirit. 🙏🧡
He died a hero
Served in the Faklands and many tours of Northern Ireland with 4 Para...this song always provides me with some solace and recognition of our service.......we were collectively aged 19 when we signed up., we weren't forced into anything...we believed that it was our duty, to serve and we happily signed up for it....I came out the other side relatively intact... very, very sadly, many of my brothers in arms did not......physically or psychologically......its the consequences of war.....
I lost my stepfather last year. He loved this band. Every time we listened to music, he said this song has the best guitar playing. When he died, this song was played at his funeral and now when I hear it alone, I hope that he is with me and can listen to his favorite song in peace.
To whoever is reading this comment, I wish you all the success in your endeavors and that you reach for and achieve your dreams and have a great life. Please treat others well and with respect, as you would like to be treated. We have one life and one world, as the song says.
Joe Sokolic thank you. Truely powerful comment
Sećanja....
thanks joe ./love from ireland.we have a deep inner sadness as bein irish to understand such words.
Beginning a new life in a new place and reading your message is awesome..thank you.. wish you the same..love from india
So true! Greetings from Germany
These mist covered mountains
Are a home now for me
But my home is the lowlands
And always will be
Someday you'll return to
Your valleys and your farms
And you'll no longer earn to be
Brothers in arms
Through these fields of destruction
Baptisms of fire
I've witnessed your suffering
As the battle raged higher
And though they did hurt me so bad
In the fear and alarm
You did not desert me
My brothers in arms
There's so many different worlds
So many different suns
And we have just one world
But we live in different ones
Now the sun's gone to hell and
The moon riding high
Let me bid you farewell
Every man has to die
But it's written in the starlight
And every line in your palm
We are fools to make war
On our brothers in arms
Thank you
+Tihomir Dubravec
You did not *desert* me
i always thought it was " and youre no longer bound to be brothers in arms "
Is it not you did not desert me my brother in arms?
+Savage *420* I thought so
In 1985, I was 17 and my uncles sent me this tape for my birthday, Brothers in arms. I never knew Dire Straits until then and I have never stopped loving this music, my uncles have since passed on after taking the "Mandated medicines" my heart feels heavy, I miss them so...thanks that your music helps to make them feel close by.
To all you legends listening to this in 2024!
50 years later, if you are still listening to this song, I’m probably dead.
But I was here.
You're not dead yet and there's nobody better. Be happy x
I was here too. Since it was written. My 50th birthday tomorrow 24 November 2020. Halfway there. Update - 51st birthday.
@@Francloy1 I wish you a very happy birthday. My 50th was a few years back, it doesn't hurt so don't be worried about no longer being in your 40's
All the best.
@@ohidontknow1061 thank you
I'm with you 2020
Having been a soldier, and gone to war, this song absolutely resonates to me. My Regimental colleagues were my brothers in arms, but actually the enemy also were, in a sense. They’d been sent there by politicians, and so had we. And we had respect for them. Just ordinary fellows, doing what they’d been told to do.
This song came out back when I was a teenager, and it always remind me of the feeling of being drafted (it was compulsory army service back then where I live). We soldiers would hum this tune, it spoke to us on a gut level what an actual war would be like, sitting there in the freezing trenches looking up at the stars.
Thank you, with all my heart, for your sacrifices. Sending you so much love and healing prayers. God bless you all 💚🕊🙏
Yes, absolutely. As I've said before, endless war for endless profit. And our soldiers paid for it with their lives. Unconscionable.
Если вдуматься, вы написали страшную вещь. Люди не должны убивать друг друга
That is the way of this world. Old men talking and young men dying. Nothing will ever change my friend. Thank you for your service. 🇮🇪
Hits a lot harder after 26 years in the Marines
Let me bid you farewell, every man has to die. but its written in the stars, and every line in your heart... we're fools to make war on our brothers in arms.
simongosimon that is a touching comment. I hope all the people that died at war, will rest in a peacefull life in heaven.
its a part of the song...
Jakub Mareš well I understood that a moment after, but it's still a beautyfull thing to be written in anything and that goes for lyrics too.
yeah, you are absolutely right about this one
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Ogni volta che la riascolto ho i brividi. Per me uno dei pezzi più belli di sempre in assoluto. Sia per testo che per musica
All of Dire Straits is timeless.
Best band ever…..
One of the most deeply powerful anti-war songs I have heard. Wish it would reach more people right now.
Somewhat funny how that is close to exactly what went thru my mind and i was about to say that
this is my favorite song of Dire Straits. Do you listen russian or soviet union rock (not metal) groups? With best wishes from Saint - Petersburg🙂
There is an incoherence to this 'We're fools to make war on our brothers in arms', as if the 'we' is a world community (that doesn't exist). What about when others make war on you?
Is it really an ANTI war song tho ? Maybe it is but I never really took it to be such. Great sing I’ve listened to my whole adult life but I took it only as a telling of a story of war. To my knowledge the faulklands war , personally I’d say he wrote it in support of all the soldiers who fought there . That’s just my opinion tho ?
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How i love Mark Knopfer's music. Just can't get enough.
A sad but uplifting song. I won't be telling you about my problems. You'llshare to trusted folk.
I lost my father and grandmother two weeks ago. This music just makes me feels so emotional. It's painful but also helps me cope
Sending love ❤️
Aunt / surrogate grandmother last Friday, grandfather seven months ago, and other lesser figures in the past several months. I feel your pain. May he rest in peace.
I'm so sory!rest in peace!
@@ailtonpaulinoratsbone8349 thanks very much
Carry on, brother. Let their memories be honored through your actions everyday. Live as they told you so.
I believe that somewhere in the world there are people who feel the same emotions that I feel when I listen to this beautiful song.
Yo los vi en directo en un concierto y cuando toco este tema el estadio se inundo de luces, fue por 1992 en Cáceres, nunca lo olvidare a este maestro de la guitarra.
I do
It's amazing that music and art can bring random people together from across the world.
was one of my dads favourites ..
Definitely I agree 👍 amazing song 🎶
In my 70’s and still cry when listening to this masterpiece!
In my 70's too, and yes, in tears right now - his guitar talks to me, breaks my heart.
In my top 10 list for sure as music and the respect that i have for military vets including my family. WW2 & North Korea, and Vietnam. So many lives lost.
My dad died today. He had a problem with alcohol. In last his days he forgot about me. That was his favourite song. I Love you Dad for everything, i will remember you all the time. Son Patrick R.I.P Joseph 47 years
Sorry for you're loss. A great song to remember him by.
GOD bless you
Sorry for your loss but remember the heart doesnt forget bless
Нow old are you?
@@jackiebayliss ))
My brothers and sisters may peace be in your heart forevermore
Thx 🙏
Only those who know the hell of war, know the true glory of peace. Peace to all my brothers in arms.
Im not usually emotional, but this song really hits me hard. Classics like this will be remembered forever.
Thursday night Canada 2 am thinking about where my life went I'm 53,wow
I been listening to Johnny cash lately.his song hurt is summing up how I feel
So you think in 10,000 years people will be listening to this? (Obviously the species won't last another 1000 years)
Only if You and I (we all) keep it alive!
@@craigfalconer7152 you have failed
I always had a special view of this song: My great-grandfather fought in WW2. One day, he got really sick (the flu or whatever), and was send to a field hospital a few kilometers away. He recovered unusually fast and as he was on the way back to the frontline, he was told that his whole Platoon had been killed. He saw his disease as some kind of miracle, but was of course still devastated. The lyrics represent exactly what he must have gone through, and him getting sick is the only reason I'm alive today, what always comes into my mind when listening to this
God bless him n u 👍
War is a terrible thing my friend, but as a Christian Jesus Christ wanted you alive today so he could get to know you !
Your beautiful comment brought me to tears. My dad fought in WW2. He had stacks of books on the subject, and it was like he was trying to find a reason, or an answer he could live with. He was captured and was a prisoner of war. The only thing he ever told me was that he accidentally shot a woman. It haunted him. I so wish he was still alive so I could tell him how much I love him.
He's flying high now
Your comment strikes my heart. My father was in WWII. He broke his ankle when the Jeep he was a passenger in rolled into a ditch. His platoon went on. When he recovered, he was assigned to guard German POWs because he spoke some German. We read many books about WWII together and would discuss them. I don't think that he could ever process the whole thing. I wonder would I have even existed but for a car accident. I also wonder why we humans cannot learn from history.
Cet album est sorti en 1985. Il n'a pas pris une ride. Toujours aussi émouvant. Ah! cette guiratre tout droit venue du ciel !
OIF Veteran, this one hits deep...tears flowing thinking of my brothers...
My Dad died 2 years ago and his brother died this year
Brothers In Arms Forever.
RIP. :)
This comment made me tear up, when my dad dies I'll die too :(
the bond of brothers is never broken my friend
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My dads favourite sounds, now mine and my off springs lol gets better with age x
one of the greatest songs ever... a timeless masterpiece
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GaLimotion The only similarity between Birds of Paradise and Brothers in Arms is that they share the same key and almost the same tempo... other than that they're completely different in arrangement and structure.
Halleluja jef buckley
Amazing song. Even 30+ years later it still gets me, tied to so many memories.
Hang on to your Brothers in Arms...so hard to find brotherhood these days.
Jesus what a Masterpiece. Thank God for Mark Knopfler and his singing guitar
MK is just something special, he knows how to write an emotive song and then blows us away with the guitar
delbroox what a great song
Yeah. Masterpiece indeed.
delbroox classic mate. brings tears to my eyes. No lie.
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My Dad, my hero, passed away in my arms a week ago, and as they were taking his body from his home, they played Dire Straits for him all the way to the funeral home. He loved this song, and this band. We listened to it together over the years since I was just a little girl, and it will always make me feel like he never left me. We may be living in different worlds right now, but I look forward to the day when I join you in yours Dad. I miss you more than words can describe. I love you… forever and ever
I know just how u feel...
I like to tell myself:
Goodbyes
Are not forever,
Are not the end.
They simply mean:
"We'll miss you, until we meet again."
((( hugs)))
All the best, Bianka! I lost my Mom a few days ago. ;(
So sorry,stay strong 🕊️
Was soll man hierzu noch sagen, ein grandioser Klassiker in der Musikgeschichte. Ich bin einfach nur froh in einer Zeit aufgewachsen zu sein, als man sich Alben noch richtig angehört hat. Viele Songs haben sich damals erst richtig entwickelt weil man ihnen Zeit gegeben hat. Die Lieder der Dire Straits gehören einfach dazu, am Anfang vielleicht nicht ganz zugänglich, aber so mehr man sie hört entfalten sie ihre Wirkung. Brother's in arms bleibt für immer eine Hymne. 🎸😎👍
This song is from the best Miami vice episode. I think the episode was the highest rated also. 2024 never gets old I love this song.
Yr absolutely right!
Also in one of the highest rated episodes of The West Wing.
Where the bus want run
Who's listening to this masterpiece in 2021?
We are
Me.....right now.
Yeah, mid night here now
My favourite tune
Me.... laid in bed with a brew.
Could listen to this song all day long and not get bored of it
Very difficult for me to listen to but totally relate.
Who is lisening this in 2024.?
Your awsome!!!
Listening
I am ..ex UK military 23 years, now 71yo. Slowly moving to the Gates of Valhalla to meet my "Brother's in Arms".…May your God's Blessing you all
me
Listening to it in April, 2024.
Beautiful, subtly intense, inspired by the Falklands War.
Me !
My Dad’s funeral song. Lots of love to everyone who has lost someone x
good choice
Sorry 😞 for your loss my friend your dad would have heard this wherever he maybe,keep smiling.
Rest easy old friend 💕
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
i pray this song helps you along your path
My dad passed away a few weeks ago. He requested this song at his funeral. It was a beautiful last farewell... Dire Straits was his favorite band.
Sorry for your loss.I hope you are doing OK. How lovely that you were able to play this for him.
Same for my grandfather pal
@@NihouNi hard times :p ... Keep smile ;)
Соболезную, такова жизнь
When my husband passed away in July 22,
We had this fantastic song at his funeral. Not a dry eye in the house. Such a moving song...still makes me cry. 🇬🇧🇬🇧😔
When I was about 15 I discovered this great band in 1998 and instantly fell in love with it ! Still listening to this beautiful song in 2024 !
Unvergessene Band,kann ich immer wieder hören. Waren das noch Zeiten ❤
One of the greatest mood songs ever written, on one of the greatest albums ever written. No one will ever touch the 1980s, may its spirit in us never die!
This song will never get old - it is so full of emotion, not just the message/the words, but the guitar is literally crying at points and you can really appreciate how real and raw this song is on so many levels. A true masterpiece.
Well said.
a true live masterpiece
I lost my best friend today , my brother.
@@ewaguzinska7228 przykro mi Ewa. Pozdrawiam serdecznie i łączę sięw bółu
Už v roce kdy tato píseň vznikla jsem věděl že zasáhne do hodně životu na téhle nasi planetě. Zemi .Díky.
Heard this song on Triple M Radio on Remembrance Day 2023 right after the minute of silence and The Last Post while I was driving. What a fucking fantastic way to commemorate the fallen. My utmost respect goes out to Triple M for honouring the fallen in such an outstanding way with this song. Love you all From Australia.
And we love you all back
From Canada 🍁 🖖
I am listening this from 2087! Still a masterpiece since 1985
there is no song more current than this ... even if it is almost 40 years old
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And always will be current my friend.
@@bananenrepublikde2939 it is, has been and perhaps unfortunately will always be current
@@bananenrepublikde2939 That is a load of crap. Most of those deaths in Donbass were at the hands of the barbaric separatists who shelled residential areas with impunity, cut off water and other essential supplies to cities and towns. The people who run those "Republics" in Donbass send people way to labor camps if even a word of dissention is uttered. Putin is not ending a war, he starting a bigger one. And he couldn't care less about Donbass, or even Russians, frankly. He wants the entire Ukrainian people to bend their knee to him or perish. But hey, it certainly is fitting that "Bot" is in your username.
@NurEinBrot Separatismus ist keine Meinung, sondern ein Verbrechen.