My dad passed away last week and his funeral was today. He loved the pipes although he never really got to learn them. He loved celtic history and culture. Hearing this as we loaded his coffin away was…tough. “Going Home” will always hold a dear place in my heart. I love you dad.
He walks with you every day. I lost my father when I was 5. I am now 54. Not a day goes by I don’t look in the mirror and see his face. May the lord comfort you until you meet again
my father passed away in January. This song was played as we brought his casket into the ceremony site at Fort Logan National Cemetery. I am a piper myself and I cried my eyes out that day. Miss you, dad. All my love.
I just laid my Irish Retired DC Firefighter father to rest three days ago. This song was played as he was brought to his final resting place. Sorry for your loss, brother.
Played at my father's funeral. It was in a Catholic church, and the procession was about to begin, and the power went out right at that moment due to a storm. The bagpiper had to improvise, and began playing "Going Home." As a pallbearer, and as a son, it was haunting, and comforting all at the same time. I'll never forget it.
@@TingTingalingy I thanked him profusely afterward. I was afraid we'd be walking in silence, but he saved the day. Later he played a beautiful rendition of Battlehymn of the Republic at my prior request. The two songs have since been my favorite
My uncle was the youngest sibling of my dad, and life's cruelties took him from us long before any of us were ready.. My dad played this song as he walked away from all of us, because he's the strongest man I've ever known. Rest well, Uncle.
Going home, going home I am going home Quiet like, some still day I am going home It's not far, just close by Through an open door Work all done, care laid by Never fear no more Mother's there expecting me Father's waiting too Lots of faces gathered there All the friends I knew I'm just going home No more fear, no more pain No more stumbling by the way No more longing for the day Going to run no more Morning star light the way Restless dreams all gone Shadows gone, break of day Real life has begun There's no break, there's no end Just living on Wide awake, with a smile Going on and on, going on and on Going home, going home I am going home Shadows gone, break of day Real life has begun I'm just going home
This was played at my father’s funeral in northern Maine twenty-three years ago. When I heard it again I was back on that hillside as we put him into the ground. His grandfather, though American, was mostly Scottish in ancestry and my father was very close to him growing up. Dad spent much of his youth out on his grandparents farm and I assume he requested this be played at his burial to honor what was so dear to him.
Every time I watch any bagpipe video, it always brings me to tears, and I'm no way afraid to admit that. Been Scottish myself it makes me immensely proud to watch this instrument be played not only correctly, but incredibly well. You are a very talented played
Thank you Scotland for all that you have done for England and the rest. Battle of Waterloo, Battle of New Orleans, WW1 and WW2 : not forgetting the engineers - scientists - surgeons and all who contributed so much to the wealth, knowledge, and greatness to Britain as a whole.
My dad loved the bagpipes. He never learned to play them but I seem to remember him playing this song on a recorder. He passed away only a month ago. Just remembering some of his favorite songs...
Beautiful and haunting at the same time. We played this at my brothers funeral after he had passed away on October 13th 2019 ..... I still haven’t stopped crying. He was a 48 year old father of two boys, was unexpected, even though he suffered immensely in the last 10 years. RIP my big brother and best friend ...... til we meet again soldier 💔 XO
Jacer445 U .... thank you for your kind words my friend. Yep, I think he is also. He was my brother and my best friend, I’m now a step-in father for his two sons as I always promised to him I would if necessary, I hope he’s proud!
Just a week ago, this was played for the wake/memorial service of my Son, Harold H. Best lll. The piper was a friend of my Son and of our family, EJ Jones. We are so thankful that he was kind enough to play for this occasion, and we will never forget his kindness. May all the Gods smile on you.
My thoughts are with you and your family. My nan is going home on the 21st of May 2021. If anyone hasn't got goosebumps of the sound of this there is something wrong
My grandfather also made that trip home in 2020. He has a plaque that has our family's history because it meant a lot to my grandfather to always know and have that heritage to pass down. Our family was rich in Scotland, but familial infighting caused my ancestor to leave it all behind and he immigrated to the united states way back in the early days of the 19th century. There he married a local woman and took a job that was far beneath his station he was used to, but he was happier working for his american wife than he ever was in Scotland.
My father died in Scotland while on holiday, he loved the bag pipes. We thought this was appropriate as we brought him back home to Soffolk for his funeral. We had a lone piper play him out of the herse and into the venue to this tune. He would have loved it
For those lost on this day twenty years ago... I was a student on my way back to school when we got the news. It's been two decades now and it is still fresh in my mind. God bless the workers and first responders who answered the call that dark and terrible day. Never shall we forget🇺🇸
This was played at a fellow flight paramedic’s funeral. He was the first that I personally knew that has perished on duty helping his fellow man. ‘Til Valhalla Brother!
A fellow elder from our church went to be with the Lord today. Covid took him away from us... He was a giver and a good soul. Came to listen to this while bidding him farewell. You will be missed Elie
my grandpa passed away on October 17 2024 6:00am. I been his care giver for 4 years. He served his country during the vietnam war. My grandpa was like a father figure to me when i never had a father. I could imagine him sitting his big reclining chair at peace enjoying his 1950 and 60 music. I will miss my grandpa and I will always loved him.
I played this on the pipes for a fallen soldier's funeral procession as it entered a large cathedral in central California. It echoed through the hall in a hauntingly beautiful way.
My father was a high ranked soldier and when he goes from our family this is my Dedicated tune to a war hero it is so hontingly beautiful it has to be for him love you Dad
My dads fellow pipe band members played him home in February. I cant hear scottish pipes with out crying 😢 this and amazing grace he went home with. Poor dad miss him to much xx
I'm not scottish but I served in the RAF and was posted to RAF Leuchars and any parade was led by the station pipe band ,being led by the pipes always made the marching easier and the music was always great .
On a tour of Ireland our guide said "The Irish gave the bagpipes to the Scots, they just haven't figured out that it was a joke yet." Me, I like the pipes.
My Grandmother use to whistle this while gardening. I thank my ability to whistle as well too her and often I’ve whistled this tune. Never knew the song till now. Truly she is at home with the Lord❤️
My great-grandfather died in 1976, fought in WW1 with the ANZAC's, and every time I hear this makes me think of him!, Couldn't get anyone to play the pipes for his funeral locally and the American legion wouldn't help my grandma but thank God for the VFW they had a Piper from Indianapolis drive down and play at his funeral and did it for free!, Grandpa was born in Ireland but was living in Boston Mas when the war broke out him and his brother Harry joined the ANZAC'S and his brother Henry joined the Canadian Army and all 3 came home!, But this song wasn't played at his funeral but just makes me think about it.
This fellow plays the Bagpipes to perfection never ever heard them played better even by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards who are usually my favourite!🤗👌👍💂🥁🎼🎼🎼🎼🏴
I played Going Home at my Dad’s funeral 9 years ago. It was a request of his years before his death over a few single malt whiskeys. I thought I’d have a hard time playing it, but as soon as I struck up and hit that first E note, I just played. Dad was never a piper himself, but he certainly enjoyed them.
Lcpl Jonathan Richard Maestre USMC from the 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (2002-2006) passed Easter morning 2021, he is my big brother. The USMC hymn followed by this tune was played by the piper starting in the parlor and ending on the funeral home lawn. He used to sneak me Oreos in my crib then break me out so we could play. We shared a bedroom for 20 yrs and by the time our nuts dropped we drove each other crazy. He enlisted, then I enlisted. He was a combat Marine, I was a wing Marine. We spent the rest of our lives trying to get back together w the next trip or holiday or vacation. Being Marines together brought our brotherhood to another level that only a few proud know about. I will miss you big brother. Semper Fi
We played this at our Dads funeral December 2019. It was his one request. But didn't want Amazing Grace played. He was a volunteer firefighter for over 20 years and also a veteran
My dad was buried in Cameron kilts a piper rise near by played Amazing Grace. A violinist at my wife's celebration of Life played Ashoken Farwell The Way We were Those were the days
I'd never had thought i would find a song from a lullaby cassette i used to listen to as a child played on bagpipes. I'm certainly not disappointed that i did
Every time I hear the bagpipiers my heart beats very fast I don't know wats this feeling called , but I'm seriously not a music lover I don't even have one song in my playlist I heard this bagpipe music recently n I was mesmerized I could only feel my heart pumping fast .
I' heard this when a Documentary about FDR' 's passing while in office aired in 1945, I will learn it as a tribute to My father , a WW2 Vet and for others that fought and died.
My ancestors came to Canada 4 generations ago. I was adopted. Still 75% Scot. All Celt. Met my grandfather when I was 27. Passed when he was 98. Honoured Vet. Being adopted wasn't invited to the funeral. Small town back roads and I mean BACK ROADS, the funeral yard was filled with my family mostly, I came with a JBL boombox and cranked this, with Old Lang Syne. Poured some Singleton Malt (family name) on his grave and took a shot with him while these songs played. Honored by the name and the life I've been given.
RIP to all the Military service members, tactical specialists ( swat and national guard) and Law Enforcement officers that we have lost over the years. 🇺🇸
@@1234saunds My uncle was US Army Air Corp stationed in UK during the war. He spoke some Polish and had a PT job at RAF Officers club. He served drinks to Polish fliers and officers and heard harrowing stories of what they just did over the Channel skies.
I've played curling bonspiels and hockey games on the ice and also outside on November 11th. But never in a forest during a snow storm. Well played sir.
Scotland the Brave piped for me Da's funeral. Had I known of Going Home? It would have played as well.( He spoke little of our roots.) But the Pipes? Oh yes. The PIPES; flow as the blood in our veins.....He WAS, the "old highland men" in the Anthem....I hear Pipes; and me Heart Leaps, my Soul overflows; I feel hame ag'n.....Thank You. For a Tribute Worthy of All.
This was played recently at my darling wife's funeral at the Cemetery, i cant believe shes gone, my sweetheart for forty years gone, i am lost and heartbroken!!!
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My dad passed away last week and his funeral was today. He loved the pipes although he never really got to learn them. He loved celtic history and culture. Hearing this as we loaded his coffin away was…tough. “Going Home” will always hold a dear place in my heart. I love you dad.
❤
Sorry for your loss
He walks with you every day. I lost my father when I was 5. I am now 54. Not a day goes by I don’t look in the mirror and see his face. May the lord comfort you until you meet again
@@greenlantern1123 thank you.
Lost my father in may. He loved the pipes as well. Sorry for your loss.
my father passed away in January. This song was played as we brought his casket into the ceremony site at Fort Logan National Cemetery. I am a piper myself and I cried my eyes out that day. Miss you, dad. All my love.
Yes I love the bagpipes they have a very special meaning when they are played
Very sorry for your loss
I just laid my Irish Retired DC Firefighter father to rest three days ago. This song was played as he was brought to his final resting place. Sorry for your loss, brother.
@Gpcavana819 May your dad rest in peace. Sorry for your lost❤
Sorry brotha hope you're healing well
Played at my father's funeral. It was in a Catholic church, and the procession was about to begin, and the power went out right at that moment due to a storm. The bagpiper had to improvise, and began playing "Going Home." As a pallbearer, and as a son, it was haunting, and comforting all at the same time. I'll never forget it.
❤️
I want to believe this
@@TingTingalingy I thanked him profusely afterward. I was afraid we'd be walking in silence, but he saved the day. Later he played a beautiful rendition of Battlehymn of the Republic at my prior request. The two songs have since been my favorite
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My uncle was the youngest sibling of my dad, and life's cruelties took him from us long before any of us were ready.. My dad played this song as he walked away from all of us, because he's the strongest man I've ever known. Rest well, Uncle.
that's how it's supposed to be done. you play this walking away. my sympathies. much regard and love.
Going home, going home
I am going home
Quiet like, some still day
I am going home
It's not far, just close by
Through an open door
Work all done, care laid by
Never fear no more
Mother's there expecting me
Father's waiting too
Lots of faces gathered there
All the friends I knew
I'm just going home
No more fear, no more pain
No more stumbling by the way
No more longing for the day
Going to run no more
Morning star light the way
Restless dreams all gone
Shadows gone, break of day
Real life has begun
There's no break, there's no end
Just living on
Wide awake, with a smile
Going on and on, going on and on
Going home, going home
I am going home
Shadows gone, break of day
Real life has begun
I'm just going home
I am gonna play this at my moms grave she passed away june last yr(mom u finaly gone home)
played this at one of my best mates funeral ex australian army this broke me into tears
@@darrengogel9157 No wonder, Darren. Beautiful gesture, Sir.
Thanks for uploading the words, buddy.
💓 this so much!!!
This was played at my father’s funeral in northern Maine twenty-three years ago. When I heard it again I was back on that hillside as we put him into the ground. His grandfather, though American, was mostly Scottish in ancestry and my father was very close to him growing up. Dad spent much of his youth out on his grandparents farm and I assume he requested this be played at his burial to honor what was so dear to him.
lived ages 3-5 in orono maine. UMO. i feel you. much love.
Every time I watch any bagpipe video, it always brings me to tears, and I'm no way afraid to admit that. Been Scottish myself it makes me immensely proud to watch this instrument be played not only correctly, but incredibly well. You are a very talented played
Lyrics over the sea to Skye
Jack Sellers i agree it is 😢 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Brings tears to me at times to , most likely a heritage thing I guess
John Dickerson And I'm British And Irish
#Yvette Fan doesn't matter whatcha are, the pipes are majestic enough to bring anyone to a tear
Thank you Scotland for all that you have done for England and the rest. Battle of Waterloo, Battle of New Orleans, WW1 and WW2 : not forgetting the engineers - scientists - surgeons and all who contributed so much to the wealth, knowledge, and greatness to Britain as a whole.
@Raymond Collinson
You left out haggis.
@@shamrockshore6308Shit Sounds disgusting tho 💀
We are all British.
My dad loved the bagpipes. He never learned to play them but I seem to remember him playing this song on a recorder. He passed away only a month ago. Just remembering some of his favorite songs...
very late reply, may he repose in peace, i hope you can carry on his legacy of music
This song will be playing when my beloved wife of 40 years is piped home from our church on Monday Nov 27th, 2023
I miss her greatly
Sorry for your loss buddy. Prayers to you from Ireland.
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Beautiful and haunting at the same time.
We played this at my brothers funeral after he had passed away on October 13th 2019 ..... I still haven’t stopped crying.
He was a 48 year old father of two boys, was unexpected, even though he suffered immensely in the last 10 years.
RIP my big brother and best friend ...... til we meet again soldier 💔 XO
Steven M
Sorry for your loss dude. He’s watching over you from Heaven and smiling down at ya.
Jacer445 U .... thank you for your kind words my friend.
Yep, I think he is also. He was my brother and my best friend, I’m now a step-in father for his two sons as I always promised to him I would if necessary, I hope he’s proud!
Amen
Hope you get better and remember that he's still there in UR heart
This song was played at my dads funeral he served 29 years in the canadian army
May he rest in peace....
My Dad's Funeral too as the final journey as my dad's coffin was wheeled away!😟😢
God bless all of you ♥️.
Just a week ago, this was played for the wake/memorial service of my Son, Harold H. Best lll. The piper was a friend of my Son and of our family, EJ Jones. We are so thankful that he was kind enough to play for this occasion, and we will never forget his kindness. May all the Gods smile on you.
Be proud of him.
Going home was played by a piper at my dad’s funeral. Being a Scotsman it was a fitting tribute. This piper plays it well.
My grandfather has gone home today on Good Friday of 2020. He is home with the Lord now.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
My thoughts are with you and your family. My nan is going home on the 21st of May 2021. If anyone hasn't got goosebumps of the sound of this there is something wrong
I hope your still well. 🍀
My father went home the same day .. god speed
My grandfather also made that trip home in 2020. He has a plaque that has our family's history because it meant a lot to my grandfather to always know and have that heritage to pass down.
Our family was rich in Scotland, but familial infighting caused my ancestor to leave it all behind and he immigrated to the united states way back in the early days of the 19th century. There he married a local woman and took a job that was far beneath his station he was used to, but he was happier working for his american wife than he ever was in Scotland.
My father died in Scotland while on holiday, he loved the bag pipes. We thought this was appropriate as we brought him back home to Soffolk for his funeral. We had a lone piper play him out of the herse and into the venue to this tune. He would have loved it
For those lost on this day twenty years ago... I was a student on my way back to school when we got the news. It's been two decades now and it is still fresh in my mind. God bless the workers and first responders who answered the call that dark and terrible day. Never shall we forget🇺🇸
This was played at a fellow flight paramedic’s funeral. He was the first that I personally knew that has perished on duty helping his fellow man. ‘Til Valhalla Brother!
Beautifully done, young man. And in the cold, too. That's skill. One of the best renditions of Going Home I've ever heard.
A fellow elder from our church went to be with the Lord today. Covid took him away from us... He was a giver and a good soul. Came to listen to this while bidding him farewell. You will be missed Elie
my grandpa passed away on October 17 2024 6:00am. I been his care giver for 4 years. He served his country during the vietnam war. My grandpa was like a father figure to me when i never had a father. I could imagine him sitting his big reclining chair at peace enjoying his 1950 and 60 music. I will miss my grandpa and I will always loved him.
I played this on the pipes for a fallen soldier's funeral procession as it entered a large cathedral in central California. It echoed through the hall in a hauntingly beautiful way.
One of the most beautiful sounds I’ve ever heard…the pipes always hit me in a way no other music can 🏴
My father was a high ranked soldier and when he goes from our family this is my Dedicated tune to a war hero it is so hontingly beautiful it has to be for him love you Dad
Thank you so very much for your reply may the Angels stay with you
This was played when my Dad was lowered into the ground. Will always miss you Pops.
My dads fellow pipe band members played him home in February. I cant hear scottish pipes with out crying 😢 this and amazing grace he went home with. Poor dad miss him to much xx
I'm not scottish but I served in the RAF and was posted to RAF Leuchars and any parade was led by the station pipe band ,being led by the pipes always made the marching easier and the music was always great .
I played this tune at my Mothers funeral... a fitting remembrance to a wonderful women! RIP MOM!
A moment of silence for McIntyre’s 5 minute championship reign.
I blame CM Punk! 😡
if you've ever attended a fallen soldier or police officers funeral this tune on these pipes is both soul stirring yet devastating
I will be delivering the eulogy for a retired Police Officer tomorrow. This will be the processional.
Dalton Shull all respect 🌹🇺🇸
Fk cops
@@wesker19908 ok tough guy, 😆😆😆
I've heard it so many times as part of the Honor Guard.... its just as crushing every time.
I play this today For a Marine bomb dog named Cena. He was put down after being diagnosed with bone cancer. EOW 07/26/2017.
Well you cant see him now
Rip Cena :(
Thank you for your kindness. Sending hugs and prayers to Cena, and to all those who serve.
R. I. P cena i saw the video. He was a good woofer
To hell with your dog ! This song is for men not dumbass animals.
Laid my father to rest to this .
Farewell & rest up now Scotsman, bravest fight I ever saw.
Be seeing you on the other side.x
The bagpipes are truly a beautiful instrument
Bag Pipe - A fallen piece of Heaven.The proof is it's music.
A Fallen piece of Heaven you say. Eh me lad you have not heard Up Here In Heaven. My God will never forgive or forget.
Johnny Walkker
On a tour of Ireland our guide said "The Irish gave the bagpipes to the Scots, they just haven't figured out that it was a joke yet."
Me, I like the pipes.
When I hear the pipes I get goosebumps all over my body. Really overwhelming.
Heartily greetings from Germany
Nothing can beat bagpiper melodious sound.
bagpipe orgasm is best
My Grandmother use to whistle this while gardening. I thank my ability to whistle as well too her and often I’ve whistled this tune. Never knew the song till now. Truly she is at home with the Lord❤️
Your performances are great, but it’s the combination of them with the locations where you play that makes your videos truly powerful! Warmest thanks!
BEING A SEMI--RETIRED FUNERAL DIRECTOR ALL PIPPER ARE THE GREATEST.
LEST WE FORGET!!!
RIP ALL WARRIORS!!!
I had to play this at my buddy's funeral, to this day, it still hurts to think about it. RIP Jake Lumick
Ok this isn’t fair, I’m crying. I can only think of the many that have gone home. Amazing job by piper in snow on a mountain. Thank you. God bless.
Just the purest form of music. A bag full of heart!
And Also The Best!🙂🎼🎵🎶🏴
a friend of mine today has gone, home. thank you
Sorry for your loss
In snow...all the more effective,powerful, moving. Nothing but love!
this song will forever be ingrained into my head, my grandfathers recessional hymn
still can’t believe it is this fresh
My great-grandfather died in 1976, fought in WW1 with the ANZAC's, and every time I hear this makes me think of him!, Couldn't get anyone to play the pipes for his funeral locally and the American legion wouldn't help my grandma but thank God for the VFW they had a Piper from Indianapolis drive down and play at his funeral and did it for free!, Grandpa was born in Ireland but was living in Boston Mas when the war broke out him and his brother Harry joined the ANZAC'S and his brother Henry joined the Canadian Army and all 3 came home!, But this song wasn't played at his funeral but just makes me think about it.
Great sounding bagpipe and well played and under circumstances of winter cold , a hard thing to do.
This makes me think of the Service men/women who gave their life for the world we live in today. ❤🏴
Played 120 of us out of Falkirk station to this in 1971 . Far as I know, only 3 of us still drawing breath.
This fellow plays the Bagpipes to perfection never ever heard them played better even by the Royal Scots Dragoon Guards who are usually my favourite!🤗👌👍💂🥁🎼🎼🎼🎼🏴
this was a favorite of my piping life....so moving. Beautifully played. well done
I played Going Home at my Dad’s funeral 9 years ago. It was a request of his years before his death over a few single malt whiskeys. I thought I’d have a hard time playing it, but as soon as I struck up and hit that first E note, I just played. Dad was never a piper himself, but he certainly enjoyed them.
Lcpl Jonathan Richard Maestre USMC from the 1st Light Armored Reconnaissance Battalion (2002-2006) passed Easter morning 2021, he is my big brother. The USMC hymn followed by this tune was played by the piper starting in the parlor and ending on the funeral home lawn. He used to sneak me Oreos in my crib then break me out so we could play. We shared a bedroom for 20 yrs and by the time our nuts dropped we drove each other crazy. He enlisted, then I enlisted. He was a combat Marine, I was a wing Marine. We spent the rest of our lives trying to get back together w the next trip or holiday or vacation. Being Marines together brought our brotherhood to another level that only a few proud know about. I will miss you big brother. Semper Fi
Played by the piper at my Fathers Funeral. Will always cherish this sending him home!
R.I.P my uncle rodney. He will be truly missed 😭😭😭😭🇺🇸🇺🇸
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
This was one of 2 songs that burned into my memory as Canadian Army pipers played during ramp ceremonys in Kandahar
It's so beautiful it hurts.
We played this at our Dads funeral December 2019. It was his one request. But didn't want Amazing Grace played. He was a volunteer firefighter for over 20 years and also a veteran
In the highlands of Scotland and anywhere else, the eerie sound of the 'pipes' is incredible
My dad was buried in Cameron kilts a piper rise near by played Amazing Grace. A violinist at my wife's celebration of Life played Ashoken Farwell The Way We were Those were the days
I'd never had thought i would find a song from a lullaby cassette i used to listen to as a child played on bagpipes. I'm certainly not disappointed that i did
Not Scottish, but South East Asian. I still love all your hard work and dedication, this song is beautifully executed.
Best "going home ", I've ever heard.
Hi
I love this song. I love bagpipes. It just reaches into your soul. Some day I'll go home too, and I hope to hear this song as I go.
This guy is amazing!!! Good looking, bless his heart!!
Every time I hear the bagpipiers my heart beats very fast I don't know wats this feeling called , but I'm seriously not a music lover I don't even have one song in my playlist I heard this bagpipe music recently n I was mesmerized I could only feel my heart pumping fast .
I' heard this when a Documentary about FDR' 's passing while in office aired in 1945, I will learn it as a tribute to My father , a WW2 Vet and for others that fought and died.
Fire Brigade pipe played this at my grandfather's funeral - always brings a tear to my eye
Going Home was played by the bagpiper at my korean War Vet Dad;s funeral. I will never forget it.
Never cried so fast and so hard from watching a video....WELL DONE
Everything about that was amazing! You have one more fan!
I had this tune played at the exit of my Dad's funeral service on the 18 April '24.He was 93,this was also a favourite tune of his Dad's.😢🙏
😂😂😂😂😂 Listening to this after CM Punk’s post to Drew McIntyre. Hahahahaha
For Drew McIntyre after WrestleMania 40
Let's have a moment of silence for the shortest Reign in history 😅
My ancestors came to Canada 4 generations ago. I was adopted. Still 75% Scot. All Celt.
Met my grandfather when I was 27. Passed when he was 98. Honoured Vet.
Being adopted wasn't invited to the funeral.
Small town back roads and I mean BACK ROADS, the funeral yard was filled with my family mostly, I came with a JBL boombox and cranked this, with Old Lang Syne. Poured some Singleton Malt (family name) on his grave and took a shot with him while these songs played. Honored by the name and the life I've been given.
Love the sound of the pipes they vibrate within my my very soul😊
RIP to all the Military service members, tactical specialists ( swat and national guard) and Law Enforcement officers that we have lost over the years. 🇺🇸
I'm Polish but sometimes wish I was Scottish. Long live Scotland the Brave!
@flip inheck Thanks Flip, that choked me up to tears.
Ja tak samo ;)
Funny you should say, because during and after World War Two there were battalions of the Polish Army that were based in Scotland.
@@1234saunds My uncle was US Army Air Corp stationed in UK during the war. He spoke some Polish and had a PT job at RAF Officers club. He served drinks to Polish fliers and officers and heard harrowing stories of what they just did over the Channel skies.
Well, if you like this particular melody, you should wish you were Czech, it's Antonín Dvořák. 😅
Going home.....great theme !....and great message for tired warriors !.....The homeland....and your excellent sound....THANKS !
gracias Pedro I am one very old tired warrior and may be going home soon
Beautiful setting in a peaceful glen.
I've played curling bonspiels and hockey games on the ice and also outside on November 11th. But never in a forest during a snow storm. Well played sir.
Wonderfully done, my friend! You're an inspiration to me!!
My dad was battling cancer for 5 years. Now he's gone today at 91 years old. Love you daddy ❤️
this was played today. and its the first time ive heard it but i knew i could find it.
such a touching tune
Damn CM Punk sent me here, damn this some top tier trolling.
This is a beautiful combination, thank you. I visited Salt Lake city in July 2010, however the temperature then was a cool 37 C!
Let's pounder 5 minutes McIntyre title reign
There is no better musical instrument sound this side of eternity than big pipes
The song reminds me of a friend's funeral. She died on duty in a car vs squad accident. the thought brings me to tears.
She died on 10/14/17
@@ohioanempire may she rest peacefully watching over you 👼
one of my favorite bagpipe songs
Your embellishments are excellent
I first heard this when I was learning how to play the piano. It immediately, immediately convulsed my soul.
For my brother, Adam Lewis who passed away this summer... Rest easy now, lad: you've gone home. Until we may meet again -Nate
My hat is off to all the brave soul ,who die for my freedom may God hold them close to his ❤ heart
Scotland the Brave piped for me Da's funeral. Had I known of Going Home? It would have played as well.( He spoke little of our roots.) But the Pipes? Oh yes. The PIPES; flow as the blood in our veins.....He WAS, the "old highland men" in the Anthem....I hear Pipes; and me Heart Leaps, my Soul overflows; I feel hame ag'n.....Thank You. For a Tribute Worthy of All.
This was played recently at my darling wife's funeral at the Cemetery, i cant believe shes gone, my sweetheart for forty years gone, i am lost and heartbroken!!!
Sir, You played very beautiful and Thank you sir very much!!!💖😊
يجعلني اومن بأننا جميعا في مركب واحد امام الخالق سبحانه ما من ابداع شيق الا ويجزينا اضعافا اضعافا شكرا لهذا المبدع تلرائع
This is the. Single. Most. Poignant. Rendition I have ever heard. Thank You
Antonin Dvorak must have been in heaven on a computer giving this a like
I remember hearing this on my brothers funeral procession video he was the assistant chief of the fire dept fly high bud