Out of the mist of history he'll come again Sailing on ships across the sea to a wounded nation Signs of a savior and fire on the water It's what we prayed for, one of our own Just wait though wide he may roam Always a hero comes home He goes where no one has gone But always a hero comes home Deep in the heart of darkness sparks a dream of light Surrounded by hopelessness he finds the will to fight There's no surrender, always remember It doesn't end here, we're not alone Just wait though wide he may roam Always a hero comes home He goes where no one has gone But always a hero comes home And he will come back on a crimson tide Dead or alive And even though we know the bridge has burned He will return... He will return! Just wait though wide he may roam Always a hero comes home He knows of places unknown But always a hero comes home Someday he may carve his stone The hero comes home He goes and comes back alone But always a hero comes home Just wait though wide he may roam Always a hero come home!

1 - Epsom and Ewell

2 - City of Westminster

3 - Harrogate

4 - Ashford, Kent

5 - Stratford Upon Avon

6 - East Hertfordshire

7 - South Cambridgeshire

8 - Mole Valley

9 - Guildford

10 - West Oxfordshire

1 - Hull

2 - Nottingham

3 - Strabane

4 - Hackney, London

5 - Middlesbrough

6 - Mansfield

7 - Blaenau Gwent, S Wales

8 - Merthyr Tydfil, S Wales

9 - Salford, Gtr Manchester

10 - Easington, County Durham

 

(MSN news): New survey reveals the uk's worst place to live: Modern trams, two universities, the historic home of Robin Hood and cult clothing shops are not enough to stop Nottingham being voted fourth on the list of the worst places to live in the UK. Over the last few years house prices in the historic city have been falling while they rise almost everywhere else – and as locals proudly inform you there is a kebab shop in Nottingham city centre where you are five times more likely to die a violent death than elsewhere in the UK.