[i love sky]

Just watched the Snowman and the Snowdog and wanted to know what is the song while the snowman is flying around?

such a great song for the snowman and the snowdog.

[Billy_Value]

a simple search would suffice

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2560206/soundtrack

[dekkard]

Its by Andy Burrows (ex Razorlight drummer) and is called Light The Night.

[bob up and down]

Originally Posted by dekkard

Its by Andy Burrows (ex Razorlight drummer) and is called Light The Night.

And it would be lovely if you could hear what the hell they are singing about. It may just as well be an instrumental.

[Straker]

Originally Posted by bob up and down

And it would be lovely if you could hear what the hell they are singing about. It may just as well be an instrumental.

Huh? Pretty clear as far as I was concerned.

Great song. Prefer it even to Walking in the Air.

Would be happy to see TS&TS nommed at Oscar time but I suspect that more innocent time has gone and a humble crayon animation will get overlooked this time round

[Jerrica09]

If you like that song you might like the Christmas album he made with Tom Smith, 'Funny Looking Angels' Smith & Burrows.

It's my favourite Christmas album ever, this is 'When the Thames froze' http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1VwOk9eacQ

[Emmersonne]

I remember the writer of walking in the air called it "bad, x-factor sounding pop" but I thought it was lovely.

[cathrin]

There's another lovely song later in the film, during the "flying home" sequence (also sung by Andy Burrows): I think it's called Hometown. The lyrics are something like "I can see the ground, I can't see you..." Beautiful song; even nicer than Light The Night IMO.

I wonder if these songs will become as familiar to today's kids as WITA was to our generation?

[Fayecorgasm]

Originally Posted by cathrin

There's another lovely song later in the film, during the "flying home" sequence (also sung by Andy Burrows): I think it's called Hometown. The lyrics are something like "I can see the ground, I can't see you..." Beautiful song; even nicer than Light The Night IMO.

I wonder if these songs will become as familiar to today's kids as WITA was to our generation?

probably if teir parents listen to radio 2 they play them every half hour

[doctorwhofancal]

My friends sister was one of the double bassists for this