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TheSpearshaker1776
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American Revolutionary War Ballad: Francis Marion-The Swamp Fox
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Lyrics: Ho all to the borders! Vermonters, come down, With your britches of deerskin and jackets of brown; With your red woolen caps and your moccasins come, To the gathering summons of trumpet and drum. Come down with your rifle! Let gray wolf and fox Howl on in the shadow of primitive rocks; Let bear feed securely from pig-pen and stall; Here's two-legged game for your powder and ball. Then c...
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Songs of Liberty
this is a recording sold by national geographic in the 1970s for the bicentennial celebration.
Written by Dr. Warren, the hero of Bunker Hill! 🇺🇸
I hope this song doesn't disappear from TH-cam. Wish i could download this video.
I listen to this before I watch the patriot review by Brandon F.
President Trump is our Captain Whipple! 😊
MAGA. Today is liberation day. Trump2024
Congrats? I mean in reality you just gave up people civil liberties up to a tyrant? On the basis of a fraudulent economic plan but hey yeah let’s just all forget our own history I guess lmao 🤣
2024 here. All day everyday.
Is the spirit of America dead?
This song makes me patriotic for a state I’ve never been too. Live free or die!
Why were there no verses for the letters "U" and "X"?
I just came upon this song. It is now part of my collection of songs of what I call the Spirit of '76 collection. These songs need to be revived. However, Trump's MAGA crowd and Project 2025 won't like them. During the McCarthy era, the songs of the Spirit of '76 would have been banned by Congress for being too Anti-American. Believe it because it's true. They banned the song "This land is my land." But now, it is a big favorite to many Americans.
If the founding fathers had woken up today, you'd be astonished to death by how incredibly 'far right', 'authoritarian' and 'fascistic' they were. Lol, your comment is cringe.
@@Alainmontpellier1000 It is very true that they were far right, authoritarian and fascist. They were British in their thought, but they desired a nation of Liberty. They had no idea how to make it that happen because a nation of Liberty was a new idea to them. It took over 200 years before the U.S went, "Oh, I get it. Sort of." It will still take a little longer before the U.S goes, "Holy Shit, what the fuck was I thinking." My suggestion, just keep the dreams of the Coffee Houses of 1600s London alive. The songs of Liberty will be made clearer. The U.S is a project that is still going on.
@@Alienwatcher John Adams made the statement, "There is nothing more fictitious that European history. There is nothing more fictitious than American History." He also said, "Nobody will every be able to write the truth about the American Revolution." I do realize that much of U.S history is fiction. This is because many U.S citizens have no creativity or imagination. They need cartoonish stories just to function. Like the story of Plymouth rock and the Pilgrims having the first thanksgiving with happy friendly Indians. I can keep going.
Privateers: militia of the seas
guess what day it is
It's interesting how the Stuarts were mentioned
They maintained a lot of sympathy in America. Interestingly enough, Flora Mcdonald, who helped Charlie escape after Culloden, after moving to America remained a Loyalist. I couldn't find what did Charlie have to say about the Revolution tho.
I think it's because the Stuarts were trying to establish an absolute monarchy in Britain, so they were kicked out by William of Orange, and they are joking that, owing to all the oppression the colonists were facing, the Stuarts must have simply been sent to America rather than being completely ovethrown
Thank you. My ancestor William Voyles fought under Francis Marion beginning with Camden where he as captured, followed by Kings Mountain and Cowpens.
Proud descendent of Ebenezer Allen a green mountain boy. He was my four greats grandfather. Awesome legacy that I probably won't live up to.
Arise Sons of Liberty
Lest we forget
Great song, this is my first time hearing it!
brilliant both in form and lyrics.
eiueur
I wish America had shanties as good as the Irish. But I guess we can't be the best at everything
This is a great song -- is it modern? or from the revolutionary war?
It's a modern song. It's from the TV series The Swamp Fox, produced by Disney in 1959
Nice
This song needs to make a comeback. Just a fitting today as than.
I won an award from the Daughters of the American Revolution group as well as the Hugh O'Brien Leadership Foundation.
Congratulations! (Sincerely, that sounds like a grand achievement)
Who is this singer! I've seen this song listed under a couple of different names/titles. Always this singer. Also, Vermont needs to change their state song. They made a good change in 2000 but this is better!
Tom roush, he past a couple months ago :(
"They claim our possession: the pitiful knaves. A tribute we pay shall be prisons and graves." Chill out, Vermont.
My heart felt deeoest thanks to you,Sir !!! I shall read The Lost Ways for it is essential!!!
so Joseph Warren actually fought and died in the Revolution? doesn't get much more patriotic than that!
Great song! 1) It's not from that album, 2) It was written by John Greenleaf Whittier as a prank in 1828 (published in 1833 as a "long-lost song of Ethan Allen") 3) it's actually called the Song of the Vermonters 1779, and you can read about it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Song_of_the_Vermonters,_1779
Robert Allen was a several times great grandfather of mine. Before I knew about his role in the revolution or my relation to him, I already was wearing a red wool hunting cap regularly and keep a green felt forest cloak around. Also I'm definitely of the liberty persuasion. This is a great song.
Needs more drums and …. Yea we are gonna have to remake these before the next war…
We follow where the swamp fox guides His friends and merry men are we And when the [dirty] Tory legions ride we burrow in the cypress trees The gloomy swampland is our bed Our home is in the red deers den Our roof the treetop overhead For we are wild and hunted men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We fly by day and shun it's light A prompt to strike the sudden blow We mount and start with early night And through the forest crack our foe And soon he hears our charges leap And flashing saber blinds his eyes And there he drives away his sleep And rushes from his camp, he dies We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men The swamp fox whistles to the scouts You hear his order coming low Come wave your torch across the dark We shall not be the last to go And courage comrades Marion needs The swamp fox takes us out tonight So clear your swords and coax your steeds Tonight we ride, tonight we fight! We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We follow where the swamp fox guides We leave the swamp and cypress trees Our spurs are in our course decides And ready for the strife are we The [dirty] Tory camp is now in sight And there he cowers within his den He hears the shout he dreads the fight He fears and flies from Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men We ride we hide we strike again for we are Marion's men
what a badass song
"These fellows say we shall not fight. By God I hope I die up to my knees in blood". Joseph Warren, battle of Bunker Hill.
FUCK YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!
Beautiful
What lecture series is the beginning from?
God guide us through the storm
I wonder what happened to this account
I still hate America.
are you from north korea
This production appeared in a ballad sheet in the early part of 1775, and was afterwards reprinted in the Constitutional Gazette, with a slight abridgment in the text.
Who sang this?
Vermont stood up for her liberty a few days ago.
Love this song :)
Peace out Queen 😂😂😂
God Bless the Goddess of Liberty!
Who was Marion?
The swamp fox
I K U and X aren't included