Remember / Eddie by Latin Quarter
Every year the leaders of the church and state in UK, assemble on 'Remembrance Sunday' to remember those who died in the various British war campaigns. But as they ask us to remember the dead, are they also hoping we forget the wars themselves and why they were fought? That we don't ask what for? Have the soldiers died to 'serve their country' or just to protect or extend the interests of those in power? And the church? What is their history in all of this? Chaplains in the army - there to comfort the soldiers, or to make them feel that 'God is on our Side'?
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| 1. | Remember | 2:38 |
| 2. | Steve Skaith Band - Eddie | 3:10 |
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