Mitch Miller - When Johnny Comes Marching Home (HD)
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- When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1898)
"Although this song was born during the Civil War, it was not until the Spanish-American War (1898) that it became a national hit. Long before the Civil War this melody (almost note for note) was a touching old Irish streetsong, "Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye," which described a young girl seeing her hopelessly maimed sweetheart for the first time upon his return from the war.
The words of this song were written in 1863 by America's great Irish bandmaster (with General Nathaniel Banks' Army) Patrick S. Gilmore, under the pseudonym Louis Lambert. Gilmore had expected the Civil War to end much earlier than it actually did, and he wrote this song in preparation for a mammoth Peace Jubilee which he finally did give in Boston, 1869.
This jubilee, by the way, used a 1000 piece orchestra and 10,000 voices. The song was well received both at this jubilee and also the succeeding one in 1872, but it was not until the time of William McKinley's Presidency and the Spanish-American War that the song actually reached the lips of the people. From that time on this song grew to become one of our greatest. It was abundantly used during both World Wars and in between them.
Today "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" is a sort of national institution. A 1942 movie carried its title, and it is played by brass bands, orchestras, school bands, and jazz bands. It is sung in barrooms and supper clubs, at outings, nightclubs, concerts, and in the home. It is performed by big-voiced baritones and small-voiced folk singers. It is in song books, and on radio and television. This is a song America loves and will always remember."
~The American Song Treasury by Theodore Raph
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Click on 2x speed so Johnny comes running home.
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Wtf
Genius 😂
Double time!
@@scratchysheep2016 DOUBLE TIME AYE AYE SIR!!!
1:54
When your school project is due the next day but you aren't finished so you add whatever you can find
Edit: Grammar =P
Lol
@ hey mate why not? :P
@@cat-uq5hw Songs like these always have to be ruined by like you.
@ What? Why? Could you please justify?
Only 1860s kids will remember this.
Best comment here.
Yep
@@schlomogigasheckelstein-go8694 well not even Steven came to texas back
Yes, 1860s kids that got their papa back home
Yeah, I'm 150 years old
No matter what side you are on, this is one of the greatest songs in American history.
Agreed, no more brother wars.
Well said.
In 200 years long history 🤣
It's one of those things where the tune is so good it gets you actually wanting too go fight a war. I liken it too how the war chants in 300 from fill you with this feeling of masculinity and wanting too go too war
Agree and I never been to América! 💪🇧🇷🇺🇲
1:54 “we weren’t expecting special forces sir”
That's the point Sargeant
Wrong series
lmao they got the wrong civil war
If you guys could fight teddy bears with sticks we wouldn't be here sissy.
Valiant first rate blacks you mean !!!! ??? :)
0.25: When Johnny comes crawling home
0.5: When Johnny comes strolling home
0.75: When Johnny comes walking home
Normal: When Johnny comes marching home
1.25: When Johnny comes speed walking home
1.5: When Johnny comes jogging home
1:75 when Johnny comes running home
2: When Johnny comes sprinting home
1:54 Johnny frozen in time to fight a new civil war
amasing
When Johnny comes marching home again,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
We'll give him a hearty welcome then
Hurrah! Hurrah!
The men will cheer and the boys will shout
The ladies they will all turn out
And we'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home.
The old church bell will peal with joy
Hurrah! Hurrah!
To welcome home our darling boy,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
The village lads and lassies say
With roses they will strew the way,
And we'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home.
Get ready for the Jubilee,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
We'll give the hero three times three,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
The laurel wreath is ready now
To place upon his loyal brow
And we'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home.
Let love and friendship on that day,
Hurrah, hurrah!
Their choicest pleasures then display,
Hurrah, hurrah!
And let each one perform some part,
To fill with joy the warrior's heart,
And we'll all feel gay when Johnny comes marching home
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@@prezentoappr1171 what??
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“No man that beats off to cartoons beats me” 🦅🇺🇸
Strickland put me on to this no lie😂😂
AND NEW!! UFC Middle weight champion Sean Strickland!
1:54 He's a little confused, but he got the spirit
Technically a civil war
Wtffff loooool
WTF 💀💀💀
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Spirit = demon
As an american I can say this is our secret anthem
Hola
@@taurens56 well the USA is the only country on that continent with "America" in its name.
@@taurens56 mississippi is a river, that doesn't mean the state isn't also called mississippi
@@taurens56 Americas*
@@jacobhargiss3839 bruh, there also Canada...
My favorite march. Greetings from Finland
Stay away from our music. We don’t need your approval! Finland joined the axis! Nazi go home!
@@anonymoususer8895 Honestly, shut the fuck up. No one cares about you and your shit
Listening to this while marching towards the termite colony.
who wouldn't feel gay when Johnny comes marching home
Johnny was lucky to come back alive and in one piece. All too costly for both sides.
Those damn rebs
Bruh...
Yeah, everyone should get to sleep with the war hero.
Gay back then meant Joyfull or happy.
Child : “Ha ha it said gay”
Approach the child
YEET THE CHILD
Yes
@Tower battles lord T no shit
@Tower battles lord T i know but people use it now for diferent reasons
It means happy gay meant happy back then
Ahh good old classic american days
@@billybriger9638 Makes you weep does it not?
As a 1860s kid this is the fire beat in existence.
Ok Jasper Hale 😂
Sean Strickland and new
LFG!!
He played the song again for UFC 297
@@grailness1085 close fight. Thought he won too. But ddp did enough I guess
1:54 That’s exactly what me a Veteran, on midnight of Veterans Day, needed to be reminded of service. Thank you.
I met a WW2 veteran of BEF as a kid... He didnt like to talk about it that much, so i guess it wasnt a good experience... Even at the street where he live since God knows when, a 98 years old man expected treachery at every step... I dont know what is like, or what he or you saw, but your guys deserve a lot of respect, must be a tuff experience...
I dont think the people in the replies clicked the timestamp lol
@@beefgames1 hahahaha
HOW DARE YOU SIR, I AM A VETERAN OF THE GREAT MARVEL CINEMATIC UNIVERSE CIVIL WAR OF 2016 AND I DEMAND YOU RESPECT MY SACRIFICE TO THE CAUSE OF THE THIRD CAPITAN AMERICA MOVIE
@@oimeuchapa6995 "i guess it wasnt a good experience". war never is
War waifus
USSR: Katyusha
Germany: Erika
UK: The King or the Queen
Yugoslavia: Monika
US: *J o h n n y*
J o h n n y g u i t a r
He's marching home
He's coming for you
Finland: kaarina
За настоящую Америку! Эта песня близка и нам русским. Нам понятна Америка трудолюбивых людей, тех, чьи предки создали вашу страну. И мы желаем победы вам и вашему лидеру Дональд Трамп
As a person who had an ancestor who was Johnny Reb I can tell you that EVEN being held as a POW.. He still made it home!!!!
CAN I GET A HURRAH????!!!!!!!!!!
Hurrah
HURRAH!
HURRAH, BROTHER.
HURRAH
HURRAH!
We need that energy again
Feel gay back then simply meant happy
I'm happy feel gay
I also like men
Dreaded World I’m not gay but best reply ever 😭
I was wondering why they would call themselfs gay when that wans't a good thing back there
I'm gay but I'm not gay
@@ssakcajaru236 I read that as
I'm homosexual but I'm not happy
Same
It’s hard not to be gay, when a man like Johnny comes marching home
I'm not American so I don't need to handle with such feelings...
Lol
Josey Wales
@@mercurykingfirst we’ll send Johnny to take your country’s oil so you can also feel gay when Johnny comes
@@UwU-235 Oh c'mon... Why are you so full of yourself? You guys lost a war to the little Vietnam and now ran away from Taleban and its non-professional "soldiers" like scared little girls. So don't give me that shit, okay Johnny?
*R.I.P to over 1 million americans who never came marching home.*
It is really pity.... how much people dieing in wars .... I am from Russia and 27 million ours comrades died in ww 2 , 18 in ww 1 and 10 in civil war.... my cousin died in Afghanistan , my grandpa died after being in chernoble , his father was gener-major he was on first and civil wars , his father was red cossac otaman on civil war .... So sorry for my English. Hello from Russia ! Samara!
@@lepr1ko_n946 Holy sh*t bro. I am neither American nor Russian but 27 million from a single country died just seems so unreal almost like a living hell. And sorry to hear about your brother, may he rest in peace.
and on op of that you were invaded by Napoloeon
@@samyak4165 and 46 years later soviets union collapsed
@@lepr1ko_n946 I am an American and I couldn't agree more :) let us end all wars. We are all human ❤
& New !!!
#UFC293
The hell is that Marvel picture doing in there?
Calimdon Morgul civil war is the movie
United we stand divided we fall
@@samwood8452 nice reference
i read your comment before i got to that part of the video. i dont know what i expected but i died
Some people honestly don't know what they are doing. And they still get 300,000 views.
There's something very sinister about this particular rendition of the Civil War marching song. The rest of the recordings keep a triumphant tone throughout, but Mitch Miller's version has always struck a very dissonant chord, almost as if there's a malicious intention the chipper words can't mask any longer. Maybe it's the accordion, maybe it's the deliberately mismatched pitches, maybe it's all or none of those. Regardless, it's the version I'll always come back to for being more interesting than the rest.
Major General Bunk believe it or not there was cases of ptsd with veterans of the civil war. Seeing your friends heads blown off by rifle fire, People with there limbs missing, disfigured corpses, the suicidal charges at Gettysburg, Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg, Nashville and the trench in Petersburg you would obviously would be traumatizing. Mind you over 750,000 soldiers, 50,000 civilians and if you also added the 80,000 deaths of slaves you get over 880,000 dead in a span of four years. I guess you could write a creepypasta about a civil war vet losing his mind and this song playing the background.
This sounds much less triumphant and much more like dedicated anger, as if putting to a task with a fierce gusto.
I prefer Mitch Millers versions of these songs too, I feel like they sound much more fitting to the songs, I prefer the way this sounds more like units of soldiers singing this song as they march into battle as opposed to the various versions with much higher pitched singers
@@jacobhargiss3839 *Rally round the flag boys*
@@grimmy6447 we will rally once again
I LOVE American history, but this made me speechless about how amazing this song is!!!
30000 british fought in the american civil war.
@@erniebarker9369 really?
@@erniebarker9369 What?
@@TripleD2000 yes they did
@@markwatson1537 I don't think so
Im from Russia, but i live this music
Man, we really had better war songs back then
You won wars back then
@@pablo_escanor1681 well they won the cold war 😉
@@crocodileguy4319 it's called "cold" for a reason, no one won that
@@Zen-rw2fz it's called cold because it never went hot, not because it didn't have a winner.
@@crocodileguy4319 there was no war, there was no winner
1:54 its a shame they always leave these war heros out when they talk about thr Civil War. They sacrificed a lot.
I from USA
My father from USA
My great great grandfather fought america civil jihad ......
The Peoples Champ. Sean Strickland.
Fuck yeah man, I was gonna type this comment, Sean should have won against DDP
LETS GO SEAN STRICKLAND FOR PRES 2024
Teacher: next week we are going to gettysburg
Girls: what are supposed to do there?
Boys:
Look away, look away
Dixie land!
Taschip
Down with the traitors and up with the stars, we will rally from the flag we will rally once again shout shout the battlecry of freedom!
When the Southener kid and the Northener kid are in different sports teams:
EDIT: Please stop arguing dammit, I just wanna vibe with some memes.
Maybe the yankees could finally win at something on their own again.
Lord knows they need a win for just them after how hard WE HAVE *CARRIED* this country in the world wars and cold war😂
@@jaushuagrahamthefloridaman1124 I dont know how that has to do with the meme, but Okay.
@@germanmemerboi3157 the joke is the only things they might get a win in is sports
@@jaushuagrahamthefloridaman1124 Okay then. Dont understand what you said before that, but cool I guess.
@@jaushuagrahamthefloridaman1124 hey uh... who won the war sir. Cause uh... I don’t think it was the south.
guys, I didn’t know that you had such cool military marches, it was a discovery for me. I listened to it about 50 times on repeat. Love from Ukraine, we are also going through difficult trials now and music makes it a little easier. God bless America!
This song was the result of the deadliest war in American History. We slaughtered eachother over an abhorrent practice. But, with this we took another step towards light, freedom, and Justice for all. God be with you and your comrades. We will see you soon.
We used to sing this song in 4th grade music class. That would never happen today
conservatives would go crazy and say "SKUUL TURNED WOKE!!!!" without realising that "gay" just meant "happy" or "carefree"
Man, this Johnny fella sure is in a lot of songs.
Yeah man
Why not, when Johnny comes marching home.
Yeah, the Irish Johnny didn't do as well as the American one...
@@johnnydugas1970 HOLY SHIT ITS THE MAN THE MYTH THE LEGEND! *becomes gay*
@@johnloman4164 here's a playlist of my favorites, send me more suggestions. Plus I love how in Johnny I hardly knew ya it says I look so queer czcams.com/play/PLQQ9x_zzrkycGbklXoRQEJZpJf5m_-A-I.html
Respect from France 🇨🇵
Thank you! Great work on getting rid of that Draconian police bill.
🇫🇷🤝🇺🇲
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@@bienspassernetinquietepas3712 ça va ?
@@azyjmexcuseokstop924 oui pourquoi ?
We sung this in 1980s juniors school in Hampshire, England. I have no idea why. But I played it and I knew the words...havnt sung for maybe 35 /40 years..unreal
If you go to the Wikipedia page, it was used in a UK 1960s era TV show, then charted and was probably popular when you heard it.
Funny enough, in the US we omit the series of year lyrics. I believe this was the recording used in your example. I do like this one!
Emocionante!!! Show!!!
When Johnny comes marching home again,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
We'll give him a hearty welcome then,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Oh, the men will cheer the boys will shout
The ladies they will all turn out,
And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home.
And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home.
Get ready for the Jubilee,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
We'll give the hero three times three,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Well, the laurel wreath is ready now
To place upon his loyal brow,
And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home.
And we'll all feel gay
When Johnny comes marching home.
In eighteen hundred and sixty-one
Hurrah! Hurrah!
That was when the war begun,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
In eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
Both sides were falling to,
And we'll all drink stone wine,
When Johnny comes marching home.
And we'll all drink stone wine,
When Johnny comes marching home.
In eighteen hundred and sixty-three,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Old Abe, he ended slavery
Hurrah! Hurrah!
In eighteen hundred and sixty-three
Old Abe, he ended slavery
And we'll all drink stone wine,
When Johnny comes marching home.
And we'll all drink stone wine,
When Johnny comes marching home.
In eighteen hundred and sixty-four,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
Abe called for five hundred thousand more,
Hurrah! Hurrah!
In eighteen hundred and sixty-five,
They talked rebellion--strife;
And we'll all drink stone wine
When Johnny comes marching home.
And we'll all drink stone wine
When Johnny comes marching home
Matan: What does "Both sides were falling to" mean? I've been speaking English for the best part of seventy years but those words make no sense to me. Was it just a cheap way to get a rhyme?
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@@pintificate l checked and "fall to" means to start something. I am not a native English speaker so this phrase is perplexing for me either
@@pintificate to answer both of you as a native speaker, i believe "both sides were falling to" is supposed to mean that both the Union and the Confederacy were both putting a lot of effort and blood into the war, that is to say, the war was becoming more intense.
statements such as these are technically incomplete sentences used in songs to rhyme, where you need to piece together what exactly is happening. this is especially the case in this song, where a lot of archaic language is used
@@pintificate Marching in formation. The order to “fall to” means line up.
@@gammondog Thank you
One of the best hymns in the civil war that both sides use. Greetings from Germany.
❤
@@Beastmaster-ci7uj Stop using damn emoji
@@corporatejones9126 😛
@@corporatejones9126 🙂
@@corporatejones9126 🤣
'The ants go marching one by one, hurrah hurrah' brought me here. I thought that its too good for a nursery rhyme and it cant be a nursery rhyme and began searching for it and ended up here. Such an enthusiastic song that lifts up the spirits to fight for freedom.
In my humble opinion, this is the best version of this song, thank you very much!!! Hooray, Hooray ❤❤
By far the best quality.
@Mason Bush the F?
@Mason Bush A video makes WHAT easy to identify? What video?
@Mason Bush Oh yeah, I know what you mean, I remember that scene. If the unclarity was intentional, yes, you are good at this
1:54 Quality Indeed
May God Bless USA and American
Greetings from Taiwan
Bless your nation too
America has your back Taiwan
Bless the republic of china
@@USA_UNITED1776 And the kingdom of Jamaica and Tulua
Even if I'm not American, I could understand this video with solemn chorus is a haunting masterpiece for all mankind. Cause, this video lets us feel the feelings and atmosphere of the soldiers on the 1860's battlefield.
This song wasn't widely used until the Spanish-American war (1898)
I will never forget this epic masterpiece
when the southern and northern kid are put in the same class
*when a pilgrim gets in a bar fight with a cowboy
@@hiimryan2388 HEY WATCH WHERE YOURE GOIN
Can confirm: me and that damn Masshole richy have been in 2nd period algebra for 4 years now. Im getting close to Taking Washington D(esk).C. Though!
West point.
@@johnnyfromthecivilwar4546 there is no pacific Johnny Johnny is soilders who died
Respect from Brazil🇧🇷
What kinda thing you intended to say in that comment, I wonder...
umm john,i’ve got good news,ross is dead
vc tbm se sente gay quando johnny marcha para casa?
@@WesleyZortea gay no. lgtbq+ yes.
XD
@@fernandochavez538 i don't care
I was reading a book about a person named Johnny, looked up one of the songs referenced, loved it, looked up the whistling bit from the song, and found this song called "When JOHNNY comes marching home". It has, truly, been a roundabout path… Arigatou, Gyro...
jojo reference came from a military song wow
@@SidTheShid yep Steel Ball Run --> Civil War by Guns and Roses --> When Johnny comes marching home
@@ovakak9267 pretty much what I assumed
Great song !
Spoiler: Johnny doesn't come home.
Dark, man...
HES DEAD
JOHNY ?. ????
????-????
@@dislike2092 sure
Surprised there isn't a "Johnny Johnny yes papa
Bruh I just said “ oh shit” aloud when I read this lmaooo😂
God bless America :) hottest greetings from Poland - your long-term partner since years for years, and fatherland of casimir pulaski and thaddeus kosciuszko :)
Thank you :) love Poland from Texas
A year later... but yes! God Bless you all too! My mothers family is originally from Poland. :)
America es un continente
"Włodzimierz Bonawentura Krzyżanowski Template:IPAc-pl (Wladimir Krzyzanowski; July 8, 1824 - January 31, 1887) was a Polish military leader and a brigade commander in the Union Army during the American Civil War. In the July 1863 Battle of Gettysburg Krzyżanowski helped repel an evening assault by the famed Louisiana Tigers on the Union defenses atop East Cemetery Hill.
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Early lifeEdit
Krzyżanowski was born in Rożnowo, Grand Duchy of Posen, into an old Polish noble family that bore the Świnka coat of arms, and whose roots reached back to the 14th century and ownership of the village of Krzyżanowo near Kościan. Krzyżanowski's father and both uncles had fought for Polish independence under Napoleon's banners, and his brother fought in the November 1830 Uprising.
Krzyżanowski was a first cousin to Frédéric Chopin, whose mother Justyna Krzyżanowska's brother was Włodzimierz Krzyżanowski's father. Krzyżanowski took part in the 1846 uprising against Prussia and fled Poland to avoid arrest. He went to Hamburg, Germany, and from there sailed to New York Harbor.
Krzyżanowski worked as a civil engineer and surveyor in Virginia and was instrumental in pushing America's railroads west.
Civil War serviceEdit
In Washington, D.C., in early 1861, Krzyżanowski enlisted as a private two days after President Abraham Lincoln called for volunteers. Krzyżanowski recruited a company of Polish immigrants, one of the first companies of Union soldiers. He moved the company to New York City, enlisted more immigrants, and soon became colonel of the 58th New York Infantry regiment, listed in the official Army Register as the "Polish Legion".[1][2]
Krzyżanowski participated in the battles of Cross Keys in the Shenandoah Valley, Second Bull Run, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg in the Eastern Theater. At Gettysburg on July 1, 1863, his men were pushed back through the town as the Union XI Corps retreated. However, Krzyżanowski led a counterattack on July 2 on Cemetery Hill that helped stabilize the faltering Union line.[1]
Later in the year, the XI Corps was sent to the Western Theater to help relieve the Confederate siege of Chattanooga. Krzyżanowski played a role in the Battle of Wauhatchie, where he followed Maj. Gen. Joseph Hooker's orders very literally; and he was present at the Third Battle of Chattanooga.[1]
When the XI Corps was dissolved, much of it being added to XX Corps, Krzyżanowski was assigned to command at Bridgeport, Alabama, to guard the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, and later to Stevenson, Alabama, both commands within the Department of the Cumberland.[1] Krzyżanowski also commanded the 3rd Brigade of the Defenses of the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad, reporting to Maj. Gen. Robert H. Milroy.[2] He led this brigade into an action at the Third Battle of Murfreesboro in which Milroy's troops defeated the renowned Nathan Bedford Forrest.
President Lincoln promoted him to brevet brigadier general on March 2, 1865; previous temporary promotions to general in 1862 and 1863 were rejected by the U.S. Senate.[2]
PostbellumEdit
After the war, Krzyżanowski was given governing duties in Alabama.[3] He later served as the appointed governor of several Southern states (Florida, Georgia, and Virginia.)[3] Supposedly, he also served as the first American administrator of the Alaska Territory. However, the Anchorage Daily News was unable to find any conclusive information to support or disprove this claim.[4] This posting was a reward for his performance as the personal representative of Secretary Seward during the negotiations for the Purchase of Alaska.[5]
He served in Treasury Department and later in the customs service in Panama and New York.
Krzyżanowski died in New York City. On October 13, 1937, the 50th anniversary of his death, his remains were transferred with military honors from Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York, to Arlington National Cemetery. President Franklin D. Roosevelt broadcast his tribute to the nation via radio, and Poland's President, Ignacy Mościcki, transmitted his esteem from Warsaw."
-from "Civil War Wiki."
I love to visit Poland 😍
pov you're about to witness one of the biggest upsets in UFC history
This song is SICK! Greeting from Vietnam
Oh no,
hey, sorry about all of those Johnnys bombing Your entire country,
there was so much bombs deployed that children still have to worry about land minds to this day, and the Vietnam war was 50 years ago, that’s a generation and a half.
Felt so fuckin badass when I sung this with my class in like third grade. We even stomped our feet like we were marching
*sad german noises*
Why?
@@pixelhistory1247, Actung! Swinhun!!!
What kind of school did you go to my dude?
@@gasmaskalan1771a very based one I suppose
I lost two Johnny's , both on bikes, one my cousin at 17 years old on a motorbike, and the other on a cycle, 21 years, and they both lived next door to each other. So this song is poignant to me.
I'm sorry for you I really am
So sorry for you. May they RIP❤
Maybe they shouldn't have driven motorbikes? They should've know the risk
@@SimoN-vf8ps, thanks for your sympathy, there are many risks in life as you may find out.
@@steaks652 no problem, I'm not stupid enough to ride a motorbike at high speeds so I'm gonna be good
One of the best civil war songs!! Im always looking for new material to sing for myself!!!
WHEN SEAN COMES BACK WITH THE BELT OH YEAH OH YEAH
respect from a half Russian 🇷🇺
Cough cough COMMIE cough cough. kidding
You half commie bastard (jk)
@@CinematriX_TX21 Russian ≠ communist
@@maxkud06 It's called a joke
@@CinematriX_TX21 Yankee it's joke🤦👏
Robert E. Lee: Yes we are already winning, all we need to do is...
Grant that just arrived in Washington:
Robert E Lee when he sees the industrial and infrastructural state of the south circa 1861: ;-;
Sherman, arriving in Atlanta, with a Zippo lighter and a fuel tanker:
Grant with 2 whiskey bottles in 1 hand, a cigar and scowl on his mouth, and a gun in the other hand: YES!?
SEAN STRICKLAND
Not American. But I can’t stop listening to this absolute belter.
Stay away from our music! We don’t need your approval! Euroid go home!
I know dude
As a direct descendant of general Lee, I give this song 9/10 muskets.
Edit: just realized actually if I was technically direct descendant would have went down the line of sons strictly. Still pretty cool though
Wait, you're actually related to one of the greatest generals
Cap
I give it a 4 score out of 7 years.
What about the pictures?
I approve this
This brings a tear to my eye.
What is your middle name???!!!
@@juliancarr-deavelon8410 it’s Ulysses is my middle name
@@juliancarr-deavelon8410 first name is Hiram
@@juliancarr-deavelon8410 He has none, it's just an S
@@juliancarr-deavelon8410 Ulysses Simpson Grant.
This is such a good driving song
Po zimi kisi, suncu, snegu ili kosavi, mi bodrimo te uvek Zvezdo ma gde bila ti, pravi delija veran je ko pas, UVEK ZVEZDO RACUNAJ NA NAS !!! Red Star Belgrade, Serbia !!! 🇷🇸❤😎
We speak English in America.
greetings from germany . have tears in my eyes by this songs same bony blue flag..
Gott segne dich und Prost, Kamerad, aus Amerika :)
I’m french and this song is the best of your entire history
Bellissimo
I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG!
Takes me back in time.
I can already imagine being the firsy casualty in the battlefield.....
You don't have to, a remake is coming soon
@@jamesrocket5616 Race war 😳 I'm with the white side
this is epic but why is there a captain America civil war picture
Homie looked up "Civil War" on google and just copied every image
@@stuka8196 Facts
Yes every time you search up civil war the captain America result shows up
Cause it’s a CIVIL WAR (I think)
1:54 i remember this battle
Beautiful song !!!
Love this song, excellently catchy.
Nice, greetings from Brazil
congrats on bolsonaro win. hurrah, hurrah
Anauê!!
@@illfaptothis333 Bolsonaro =top
@@lucasvitalsuassunabarreto8511 Anauê!!
@@lucasvitalsuassunabarreto8511 TFP! VIVA BOLSONARO!
My Grandfather loved Mitch Miller he & I would watch & sing along with Mitch, Palos Verdes California I was little but smart.
It's happening again...
A song full with so much history, love it 😊
I love Union songs. Mainly due to my patriotism for my country and my ancestry.
GOD BLESS THE 7TH INDIANA INFANTRY REGIMENT AND MY GREAT GREAT GREAT GRANDPA!
My great great great great grandfather immigrated from Switzerland and went straight to war the war at 21 with the 9the West Virginia infantry. THE UNION FOREVER
@@zacharyhall7490 HURRAH BOYS HURRAH
JINGO?
@@Dope-lf7oz DOPE?
@@grimmy6447 I didn't think I'd see you here lmao
timeless banger
Johnny has quite an effect on people.
Gay Feelings everywere...
1:53
A bit confused but still good
Respect!!!South will rise again
And fall again
𝟚𝟘𝟚𝟛 𝕤𝕥𝕚𝕝𝕝 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
from 🇯🇵
@@gspekerr883 interesting
Let’s go Sean!!!!!!
My dad bombed Berlin, 1944. And, after further RAF training in Florida, he came home safe. This is one of the three songs he wanted played at his funeral - although, to this day, I don't know if he wanted the Southern or the Northern version...
You should be proud of your father who killed hundreds ( if not thousands) of innocent German children and women and destroyed historical and cultural cities, like Dresden or Hamburg. What a bravery! The Allies targeted only cities with wooden buildings and few anti aircraft guns.
That's also war crimes just as the Nazis did to the jews.
@@russianboogeyman544 Bro, if we did nothing about the Nazi actions, We'd all be dead.
@@rainz-wu3sx You know there's some major differences between fight against the Nazis and kill 25000 civilians. You continue bombing Germany even after it was totally unnecessary because Germany was already defeated. And 1944-1945 the Americans not even targeted military facilities, but old cities with wooden structure because it was easy to ignite. I don't see differences between this and 9/11. Both were terror attacks and because to terrorize the citizens.
@@russianboogeyman544 i dont understand what was wrong with bombing germany or japan. can you explain?
@@ussindianapolis487 Of course. The allies not always targeted military facilities, in 1944 and 1945 they rather bombed cities and civilian targets, with wooden city structures. For example they bombed Dresden to the ground, which was a beautiful city with buildings from the baroque age. Dresden was called in the Venice on the shore of the Elba. And when they destroyed Hamburg they killed 42000 women and children, whose only crime was they lived in Hamburg. These were crimes against the humanity but nobody cared about that.
I Love the Music!
It been many years ago I last hear this song . Thanks
Love this epic song!❤
What lyrics considering my ancestors were engaged in our beautiful country. Heck God Bless Them All.
Great version of this song.
Nice I like this song because this is realy inspiring and a rememberance to those who fight in Thae American Civil War.
Bless the Union. Make the Union shine. Make America shine.
damn bro johnny went to fight in ww1 after this what a legend
Sounds cool, thanks
I find great solace and joy in this melody.
Beautifull