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We sang these songs in school when I was a little girl and this was back in early 1970s in the east coast. Our fifth grade teacher taught us all the military songs.
Back during the good times 😢 imagine the backlash if they did that today. 😅 they would call it “brainwashing”…. Well, I hope not but I’m not too optimistic in so called “progressive” areas
does this statement include war criminals too? Because last I checked the Nazis and Imperial Japanese weren't too restrictive about mass murder, rape, genocide, and all around cruelty.
The song is a traditional marching song of the German army, just like the famous Westerwald song. That's not illegal. It was written in 1930 and first published in 1938. It was written by Herms Niel who joined the NSDAP later but, by itself, it's not a N@zi song, nor is it banned in Germany.
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 And the style is still that of the German Empire, so I think it emerged as a folk song in the German Empire or Weimar Republic.
The lyrics are totally different of the melody. It literally say that they are all living in devastated lands, without anything food, water or any other vitals thing and that there high ranks dont care of them.
@@zenitheleum I'm pretty sure you're referencing Yuki no Shingun, not this song in this video here, which is Battoutai. This is about the Drawn-Sword Regiment defeating the enemies of the emperial state
For anyone curious, Japan combined British & German March elements with a very Asian Style. The "Starblazers-Starship Yamato" Theme is a good example of such brought back successfully !
My Great Great Uncle George HEINBOKLE of Tracy, CA too. His name is on the WW I Plaque on the Historic Firehouse on Central Ave. Also in the Tracy Municipal Cemetery. He survived but, the damn Mustard Gas did its damage and made his passing at "Old" Letterman Hospital at The Presidio particularly unpleasant.
Over there literally feeks like waking up after a terrible nightmare in the middle of the night. Your mouth is dry because of all the booze you’ve drunk yesterday and you probably slept with your boxer and tank top so you are cold. You wake up with a headache and say “oh fk it was just a dream thanks to god.”
johnny get you'r gun get you'r gun get you'r gun take it on the run on the run hear them calling you and me ever'y son of liberty hurry right away no delay go today make you'r dady glad to had such a lad tell you'r sweetheart not to pine to be proud her boy's in line over the'r over the'r send the send the word over ther that the yanks are coming the yanks are coming the drums rumm tumming everywere
The Argentine grandpa in the comments: Oh I recognize Erika we used to sing it when we were "playing" with our Russian polish french britian and american freinds!
there are songs from both world wars and vietnam. however, there are none from the "forgotten war" korea. yet in only 3 years as opposed to 15 in vietnam, there were 56,000 united nation soldiers killed of which over 8 thousand americans still are mia.
There were 291,000 Americans killed in WW2 and there are still 55k Americans still MIA from WW2! There are 1,582 MIA and 50K American soldiers were killed in Vietnam in 12 years. There are 7,800 MIA from Korea. Korean War KIA was 30k. Your numbers aren't even close... did you just make them up or what?
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 US involvement in Vietnam started with advisors around 1960, killed advisors count. his numbers were really close. are you dumb or what?
Czy kiedyś słyszałeś polskie piosenki wojenne? Pewnie nie.szkoda.ale spróbuj poszukać w internecie.A wojnę nie prowadzili przeciwko Hitlerowi tylko Amerykanie Anglicy i żabojady którzy poddali się po kilku dniach!
@@Toilet_Clogger1They had to fight the Soviets in Eastern Poland as well as the na@is in the West. Unfortunately no miracle of the Vistula this time but the Poles put up a good fight against a surprise attack against overwhelming forces.
Wow I didn't expect it but this video really blew up! Thank you all for watching and enjoying this music playlist! If you are interested in listening to more playlists like this I have some others on my channel and will continue to put out more in the future 🙂 If you want to support me in this feel free to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss out on future playlists and videos! Thank you all once again!
We sang these songs in school when I was a little girl and this was back in early 1970s in the east coast. Our fifth grade teacher taught us all the military songs.
Back during the good times 😢 imagine the backlash if they did that today. 😅 they would call it “brainwashing”…. Well, I hope not but I’m not too optimistic in so called “progressive” areas
ON the east coast!
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 you sound really fun at parties
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 did you have to say that
It's good to see that these old songs are not forgotten
Brilliant. Brave men and women and their families. Never to be forgotten. Godbless.
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does this statement include war criminals too? Because last I checked the Nazis and Imperial Japanese weren't too restrictive about mass murder, rape, genocide, and all around cruelty.
@@idiot9358 I mean they still fought and were very brave in battle that does not exclude their war crimes but they still were brave
@@Splurgeuhhhhh bravery? How many were forced to fight while shiting their pants and crying out for their family.
@@idiot9358that’s just what we as people do nobody asked for your input
The song is a traditional marching song of the German army, just like the famous Westerwald song. That's not illegal. It was written in 1930 and first published in 1938. It was written by Herms Niel who joined the NSDAP later but, by itself, it's not a N@zi song, nor is it banned in Germany.
Britain and Germany have the jolliest songs here.
Haha lol
8:30 just hits different
agreed
Ja
Hits more diffrent then the Panzer divisions as the battle of Stalingrad
Erika is a song about a guy missing his Girl friend and comparing her to a flower blooming on the heather. It's not even remotely militaristic ;)
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 And the style is still that of the German Empire, so I think it emerged as a folk song in the German Empire or Weimar Republic.
Most army's "we're out of bombs!"
Japan 2:40
The lyrics are totally different of the melody. It literally say that they are all living in devastated lands, without anything food, water or any other vitals thing and that there high ranks dont care of them.
@@zenitheleum I'm pretty sure you're referencing Yuki no Shingun, not this song in this video here, which is Battoutai. This is about the Drawn-Sword Regiment defeating the enemies of the emperial state
For anyone curious, Japan combined British & German March elements with a very Asian Style. The "Starblazers-Starship Yamato" Theme is a good example of such brought back successfully !
Two grandfathers in the US Army, 1917-1918. Proud of them.
My Great Great Uncle George HEINBOKLE of Tracy, CA too. His name is on the WW I Plaque on the Historic Firehouse on Central Ave. Also in the Tracy Municipal Cemetery. He survived but, the damn Mustard Gas did its damage and made his passing at "Old" Letterman Hospital at The Presidio particularly unpleasant.
We haven't finished it Over There in over 105 years! May someday it might come to an end!
Man it is so awesome it reminds the old time i had I really like to hear this everytime
We never forget !!!!!! DrEva.. love from Australia ❤️
blessed be those who fought and died for a good cause.
magnífico uma verdadeira canção patriotica
Great military traditions.
Over there literally feeks like waking up after a terrible nightmare in the middle of the night. Your mouth is dry because of all the booze you’ve drunk yesterday and you probably slept with your boxer and tank top so you are cold. You wake up with a headache and say “oh fk it was just a dream thanks to god.”
Over There is on somethin' else, In a good way.
These songs are great marching songs
*what do you listen to on your speed walks?"
"Military anthems"
great songs, greetings from OMAHA WARGAMES.
We are using the same pic in the vid lol
bold choice of songs at 8:30...
No
its a long way to Tipperary kinda sound like a nursery ryhme
Right dear friends respect to yoy
2:40 Me when holding a live dynamite running toward the enemy while yelling japan in roblox
you can see that Erika and Katyusha, Depict a fictional girl
they were probably real at some point.
抜刀隊。最高！
Y forgot panzerlied and luftwaffe march. Lol
johnny get you'r gun get you'r gun get you'r gun take it on the run on the run hear them calling you and me ever'y son of liberty hurry right away no delay go today make you'r dady glad to had such a lad tell you'r sweetheart not to pine to be proud her boy's in line over the'r over the'r send the send the word over ther that the yanks are coming the yanks are coming the drums rumm tumming everywere
That version is the best version
That 🇩🇪 one hits different
Change my mind 🔴x
We in rhaw UK were oue lowest point in 1942 and then we heard thsi sone, we knew then it was all over we were going to win
"All the streets were paved with gold so everyone was gay"
LOLOL what? Where is this from?
Oh it's actually the British theme
Gay used to mean “happy” back in the old days
It was yanks that destroyed its meaning
U.S. ARMY🎧U.S. ARMY
Hell Let Loose send me here
The Argentine grandpa in the comments: Oh I recognize Erika we used to sing it when we were "playing" with our Russian polish french britian and american freinds!
there are songs from both world wars and vietnam. however, there are none from the "forgotten war" korea. yet in only 3 years as opposed to 15 in vietnam, there were 56,000 united nation soldiers killed of which over 8 thousand americans still are mia.
There were 291,000 Americans killed in WW2 and there are still 55k Americans still MIA from WW2! There are 1,582 MIA and 50K American soldiers were killed in Vietnam in 12 years. There are 7,800 MIA from Korea. Korean War KIA was 30k. Your numbers aren't even close... did you just make them up or what?
@@karlheinzvonkroemann2217 US involvement in Vietnam started with advisors around 1960, killed advisors count. his numbers were really close. are you dumb or what?
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I hope There is a Filipino Patriotic Song too
General Luna March
not a song but the filipino national anthem. be proud pinoy, your people turned the war!
8:45 love the nazi erika song idk why but I do
Cause you like a folwer and a girl named Erika
Specifically the Nazi one or-?
its not a nazi song, the soldiers sing about a woman Erika they like
It's about every soldiers wish to get back safely home to his loved ones
Gott schützte Deutschland 🙋♂️
Nah, the Japanese ones sounded so cool that the song "over there" felt dry.
The version of over there in this video isn’t the full song.
Stirring
Czy kiedyś słyszałeś polskie piosenki wojenne? Pewnie nie.szkoda.ale spróbuj poszukać w internecie.A wojnę nie prowadzili przeciwko Hitlerowi tylko Amerykanie Anglicy i żabojady którzy poddali się po kilku dniach!
bro Poland's fighting capabilities were erased in mere hours of the war. They capitulated in less than 3 weeks LMAO
@@Toilet_Clogger1They had to fight the Soviets in Eastern Poland as well as the na@is in the West. Unfortunately no miracle of the Vistula this time but the Poles put up a good fight against a surprise attack against overwhelming forces.
OVER THERE SEND THE WORD
Слава великій державі США,Слава УКРАЇНІ.