Hero's Return", this time an edited version of 3:16. This mix is similar to that of the Echoes version, but with a shorter intro. Film version The first verse is at the opening of the film, where Pink's father is cleaning and loading a revolver while smoking a cigarette and hearing bombs or bombers fly overhead. It then goes into the song "In the Flesh?", showing his fate. The second verse (after "Another Brick in the Wall Part 1") shows Pink finding his father's uniform, the letter of condolence, straight razor, and bullets. He then puts on the uniform, where it cuts between his father doing the same. Reception In a review for The Final Cut, Patrick Schabe of PopMatters believed the addition of "When the Tigers Broke Free" to The Final Cut enhanced the album, specifically "making it easier to fathom the imagery of 'The Hero's Return'". Schabe also believed the track "draws a direct line between One of the Few's exhortations to 'teach' and a moment captured in history – the story of Waters' father's death." Charts Personnel Roger Waters – vocals with: Orchestra conducted and arranged by Michael Kamen The Pontarddulais Male Voice Choir led by Noel Davis See also List of anti-war songs References Pink Floyd songs 1982 singles Songs about World War II Commemoration songs Anti-war songs Rock ballads Songs written by Roger Waters The Wall (rock opera) 1982 songs 1980s ballads Harvest Records singles Columbia Records singles