the song high hopes came from pink floyd.
the song high hopes came from pink floyd.
where did the song high hopes come from?
pink floyd
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high hopes may refer to:









































section::::film and television.









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (1988 film), a 1988 british film









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (2006 film), a 2005 u.s. film









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (canadian tv series), a canadian soap opera









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (welsh tv series), a welsh situation comedy









































section::::music.









































bullet::::- albums and eps









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (album), a 2014 album by bruce springsteen, or its title song (see below)









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (ep), a 2007 ep by the amity affliction









































bullet::::- songs









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (frank sinatra song), 1959









































bullet::::- "high hopes" (the s.o.s. band song), 1982
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"high hopes" has peaked at number four on the "billboard" hot 100, making it panic! at the disco's highest-charting song, exceeding the peak of "i write sins not tragedies", which reached number seven 13 years ago. also in the united states, it reached number one on the radio songs airplay chart, marking their first leader there. worldwide, the song has charted highly, reaching number seven in australia and number twelve in the united kingdom, also becoming their highest-charting song in those countries. also, "high hopes" is the fourth song to top the pop songs, adult pop songs and alternative songs charts simultaneously since the adult pop songs chart began in "billboard" in march 1996, the pop songs chart began in october 1992 and the alternative songs chart began in september 1988. also, with 14 weeks on top of radio songs, "high hopes" tied alicia keys' "no one" and celine dion's "because you loved me" for fifth longest-leading number one on the radio songs chart, which began in 1990. and with 15 weeks on top of adult pop songs, "high hopes" is now the longest-leading no. 1 on the adult pop songs chart of the 2010s, which began in "billboard"s pages in march 1996. "high hopes" also has the distinction of being the first panic! at the disco song to register on the "billboard" adult contemporary chart, where it peaked at number nine. in june 2019, "high hopes" broke the record for most weeks at no. 1 on "billboard"s hot rock songs chart, logging 34 consecutive weeks at the top.
high hopes (panic! at the disco song)