[HD] Kit Chan - Home (National Day Parade - August 9, 2010) 

@@jackcheng7275why tho ? He literally love your country and u must say those sht

Me too I was born in Malaysia has lived in England New Zealand and Singalong Singapore is still the most beautiful Miss my Ghim Moh Market Char Kway Teow uncle

AGREE. I was from the era that lived through the tough/experimental policies too. They were also very wise in paying attention to what worked, what did not and revamped/reinvented accordingly. A heavy day indeed, when the inevitable finally happened. 1) SG lost many Singaporeans abroad with enforced bilingualism standards. But in retrospect, once we leave it's so apparent what a huge disadvantage being monolingual/monoculture is (whether it be English only/or Mandarin/Cantonese only). I am very grateful too, that Singaporeans assimilate so easily as global citizens, since we are so exposeed to East + West. My heartfelt sincere THANK YOU to Lee Kwan Yew (and his team-mates) for all the exceptional contributions he dedicated to Singapore, especially in solid investments in our education and ensuring we emerge bilingual, and laying our foundations for going on to being multi-lingual.In education though rigorous and always conscious, they were also very wise in paying attention to what worked, what did not, sent study teams everywhere to study various systems ... re-evaluated/ revamped/reinvented accordingly. This is something NOT many countries do ... they just keep spinning and perpetuating mistakes or anything that does not work well.2) Melting pot multiculturalism - I have not seen diversity existing so harmoniously and seamlessly successful elsewhere, although those other countries also profess to be 'multi-cultural societies'. Be it culture, language or partaking of each other's cuisines and festivities .... only in SG have I truly experienced this colorful melting-pot.(I actually don't know this song, although I am a long time admirer/appreciater of both our homegrown talents Dick Lee and Kit Chan. Just looked it up after hearing it upon his passing).'Home' - what a beautiful song and naturally befitting for the occasion. Home is where the heart is - mine is/never will be in my adopted country. Someone also abroad summed it up best: 飲水思源(I actually don't know this song - looked it up after hearing it upon his passing).

Wendy J i would never be able to understand it as much as those from his era. Im a 13 year-old student, but ive admired his work since i was 7. I admit that i was more upset than my classmates when my past-principal (im in sec school now) told us the news, so i couldn't help but tear up a little. Most of the students didnt know much about him, but the teachers were definitely saddened.

‘Home’ was composed (music & lyric) by late composer Iskandar Mirza

@@milkbrend how does a primary school even understand what he does 🤣🤣

YiXiong, Joel Li agreed. Apart from de classic ndp old songs. De rest of modern ones is one time hear n forget

Always .

A Absolutely my sentiment, too.

The best song ever for Singapore and my fellow Singaporeans. Very inspirational and touching song wherever we may be.

same! this is my fav

yes

I like reach out for the skies more by rui en

I agree 100%. We need to preserve our Singapore's identity and not be diluted by foreigners who came into our shore thinking Singapore belongs to them!

first anita sarawak left n now kit chan? where she go btw?

@@Relish121yea lots of foreign indians here thinks they are entitled. chinese however are not like that

Me too

Two cocksters in Singapore

好好先生她家

Ikr

Home is my lovely NDP song.

yesh ;-;