“show your wife how you won medals down in flanders” is such a badass and raw fucking line when you know the history of this song and who the black and tans were. great rendition man!
@@camerondiflo3828 this song was (probably) written during the Irish war of independence. During the Civil war the Black and tans were a British paramilitary forces trying to stop the nationalists and committed war crimes. The line means that you show your medals to your wife during WW1 in flanders since all of the soldiers in the black and tans were WW1 veterans.
I’m Indian and my partner is of English descent. She made the mistake of inviting me to an Irish wedding and we all started singing this song, her side of the family was not impressed but I had a whale of time.
theres an unquestionable depth of blood between Irish and english. Even after the revolution there was The Troubles. The bombings. the killings. Still a very fresh wound.
We fought them too and tried to take our land and rights and we didn’t let them and I as a Mexican American/Native American catholic see them as a common enemy we need a brexit but an Irish one where England is brought to its knees
Lyrics!!! I was born on a Dublin street where the Royal drums did beat And those loving English feet they walked all over us Oh and every single every night when me da would come home tight He'd invite the neighbors out with this fine chorus Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra Come tell us how you slew them old Arabs two by two Like the Zulus they had spears and bows and arrows Oh, how you bravely faced one with your sixteen pounder gun And you frightened them poor natives to the marrow Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra Come let us hear you tell how you slammed the great Pernell And thought him well and truly persecuted Where are the smears and jeers that you loudly let us hear When our leaders of '16 were executed? Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra Oh the time is coming fast and I think those days are here When those English Johnny's heels will run before us Oh if there be a need then our kids will say 'godspeed' with a verse or two of singing this fine chorus Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
@@henrichgerken4254 I think the original lyrics say "Seonín traitors" Seonín is Irish for little John which was slang for English after "John Bull" it's. It's just saying the English will be running away.
From a 3rd generation American born of two families coming here on boats from Ireland, the songs you sing bring me back to my childhood. I grew up hearing many of them as we worked our ranch
These days, it's increasingly rare to find artists who haven't been corrupted by the system and don't just kiss up to it. However, I recently stumbled upon Seth Staton Watkins, and I'm not only captivated by his incredible vocal abilities and sound, but also by his humanity and activism for what's right. Such integrity is rare in today's world, where many artists seem to sell their souls to blend in with the corrupted system controlled by powerful lobbyists. I have two loves: Palestine and Ireland.
Me, an American: “Yeah of course we’ve had conflict in the past but England’s our ally now.” Me after hearing this song: *wants to siege Buckingham Palace*
@@alexis8500 I'll betray my country for cheap, just get me some of those American poptarts and we're good to go. If you need someone on the inside, I'm yer lad.
"Lovely english feet" and the story with the Arabs are sarcastic, too. The Empire has given back a lot yet, starting with Palestine, Hongkong as well and there's still a lot more to give back.
Absolutely outstanding singing Seth, this is the best version of the song I've ever heard, I'm not joking. I also love the at use use editing to make the sort of echo behind it. New fan from Derry ☘🇮🇪
This is a pretty damn good version. I like how you didn't "modernize" the old lyrics in terms of how they change "da" and other words. The harmonizing chorus echoes a bit too much sometimes due to the effect but that effect is great on the solo verses. I think *The Maguire Brothers* have the best version. It's got that *oomf* even though the accent is lacking. The additional lyrics added in that version are a welcome addition too as they add other warcrimes to the list.
@@Imyourhuckleberry01 Changing "Slander" to "Slew" is simply a figurative way of emphasizing what he endured. Referencing Derry, another focal point of Irish-British tension, particularly around events like Bloody Sunday (1972) during The Troubles is a great way of bridging the gap of the older Irish-British conflicts to the more recent ones. Most importantly the whole song emphasizes the righteous anger rather than just singing a song like so many others do.
@@Guts-the-Berserker Parnell was screwing a married English woman ffs, thats why he was "slandered". The song has nothing to do with any troubles or Bloody Sunday (not any of the four Bloody Sundays) and not even the WOI it's just a social view of Dublin from 1928 to 1936 and the song is directed at a group of Irish people not the English / British people, did you not understand that, for example who do you think the Loving English feet are in the song? Go on have a guess...
@@Imyourhuckleberry01 Also the Black & Tans are literally the auxiliary forces recruited by the British government during the Irish War of Independence. You must be a British sympathizer with this kind of stupid take that the song was directed at the Irish when it's clearly aimed at the British troops & Brits living in Ireland.
If you don't know your clan, or any of those kinds of family ties, there are clans made for those who have light/no genetic ties to Ireland. The irish are an accepting people and as long as your respectful, it is more than appropriate to enjoy everything and anything that the culture has to offer
This song sings to my soul. As a South African and a descendent of the Boers that fought two wars for our freedom against the British, this song is just so good. I love it so much.
@@creemi2115 You clearly don't know the regions history. Next time, I'd recommend doing just a tiny bit of research before you belittle an entire culture.
I’ve a version of Sarie Marais and Dar Klom de Alibama in English I used to sing at our local Irish session before COVID shut everything down. There were many Irish in the republics when the British invaded-and not a few fought with the Boers against England.
This is a piece of history. To ignore history, to not face it, is to repeat it. People may not like to face the ugliness of what has gone before, but that doesn't detract from it's worth.
Seth you are such a remarkable young man! I so appreciate and enjoy every song that I've heard you perform. Proud too to have Irish blood running through my veins thanks to my grandmother from County Wicklow. God bless you.
How you haven’t blown up with your covers is beyond me. Best cover of rebel music I’ve ever heard brother ! This might be a song you might want to check out it American but it’s a good song of good man standing up The Battle Of Blair Mountain Song by David Rovics
My friend is a full on British boi and thinks there the best so I play this whenever we play some games to win. Thanks for a way better version and I hope you stay safe!!
This is probably the best version of this song that I have heard. I found you on TH-cam yesterday and hope you keep producing traditional music like this.
This is the song that I found you from Tiktok! Thank you so much for uploading the full cover. Your voice is beautiful and you do the song 1000% justice. Love from a proud Irish lassie 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
I’ve been in War fighting next to British Soldiers and Royal Marines, superb fighting men they all were. But this song awakens something ancient in my soul. My Grandfather was Scottish, he told us stories and legends, I suppose I listened more then I remembered. Seth you’re amazing, you get a response out of my brain that doesn’t happen very often. Some of the songs you sing and the way you sing them just get me fired up Brother. Kind of like when the Coach would get us going before a football game.
@@ulsterinfidel9897 who are the real terrorists? the IRA who had a kill count of just under 2000 between 1969 to 1994, or the english who killed millions of Irish, to the point where we just recovered our numbers recently
Hello Seth, Im from Poland and from a long time i was looking at Your songs. I admire especially this track. That independence at those words is priceless. As far as I can understand its all about mans dignity. Keep doing that great work.
I'm blasting this load as hell at work. Especially when one of the owners of the company I work at had the nerve today to reference everyone who works here for him as "Peasants". The dude is from the U.K Fuck the Crown
Many not like this song but I am an Irish man in heart and I love how you sang and the music is true to a bold and strong courageous man of old …. Well done lad keep it up
@@HeronMarkedBlade-ef7zz yes but the British empire literally was worse than Germany during the 30 and 40's...it's not an excuse "saying everyone did it", because you still see people remembering in good ways their bloody empire. Empires are bad from the concept...so if your nation got the largest empire in modern history that means you have been the bad guy.
I may be American from the Florida Georgia line but I come from a scotch Irish decent and whenever I hear this song it just takes over and I can’t help but feel something awaken and become fearless
I spent the last few weeks trying to listen to the full song, I heard about 6 different renditions and I turned them all off because it wasn't the same as yours. Thank you for doing this!
Fun fact, Britain is the worlds largest producer of independence days
Hahaha
Now that I think about it, that would make a lot of sense
ha
i thought that was spain.
Lmfao
I promise not to get political
7 pints of Guinness later
Same
Hahah
arthur guiness was a unionist
three pints for me....
Single malt if your buying
“show your wife how you won medals down in flanders” is such a badass and raw fucking line when you know the history of this song and who the black and tans were. great rendition man!
I've been looking online to find out what this means but I can't can you inform me.
@@camerondiflo3828 this song was (probably) written during the Irish war of independence. During the Civil war the Black and tans were a British paramilitary forces trying to stop the nationalists and committed war crimes. The line means that you show your medals to your wife during WW1 in flanders since all of the soldiers in the black and tans were WW1 veterans.
@@austrianempireguy4344 thanks
@@camerondiflo3828 no problem
@@austrianempireguy4344 pretty spot on. The black and tans were part of the RIC
I’m Indian and my partner is of English descent. She made the mistake of inviting me to an Irish wedding and we all started singing this song, her side of the family was not impressed but I had a whale of time.
Excellent!
Love to hear it 😂
Its good ye chose the right side then lol and dont forget irelands leader is half east indian very good people and hard workers all
Hahaha bloody Protestants up to no good as usual 😂😂😂 Erin go bragh brotha
theres an unquestionable depth of blood between Irish and english. Even after the revolution there was The Troubles. The bombings. the killings. Still a very fresh wound.
Never thought an American would do a worthy cover of Come Out Ye Black and Tans. Fair play boyo
Thank you laddie
I mean we fought the English too 😂
@@slimmestjim7517 Who didn't 😂
We fought them too and tried to take our land and rights and we didn’t let them and I as a Mexican American/Native American catholic see them as a common enemy we need a brexit but an Irish one where England is brought to its knees
@@yayuman3486 Fair point, but who didn't fight the British? This song was made by the IRA, or the Irish Republican Army, so it's seen as an Irish song
Lyrics!!!
I was born on a Dublin street where the Royal drums did beat
And those loving English feet they walked all over us
Oh and every single every night when me da would come home tight
He'd invite the neighbors out with this fine chorus
Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
Come tell us how you slew them old Arabs two by two
Like the Zulus they had spears and bows and arrows
Oh, how you bravely faced one with your sixteen pounder gun
And you frightened them poor natives to the marrow
Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
Come let us hear you tell how you slammed the great Pernell
And thought him well and truly persecuted
Where are the smears and jeers that you loudly let us hear
When our leaders of '16 were executed?
Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
Oh the time is coming fast and I think those days are here
When those English Johnny's heels will run before us
Oh if there be a need then our kids will say 'godspeed' with a verse or two of singing this fine chorus
Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
Come out ye Black and Tans, come out and fight me like a man
Show your wife how you won medals down in Flanders
Oh and how the IRA made you run like hell away
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
From the green and lovely lakes of Killashandra
It's lanes of Killashandra. He's saying lakes but he's wrong.
Thank you!
What does English Johnny's heels mean?
@@henrichgerken4254 I think the original lyrics say "Seonín traitors" Seonín is Irish for little John which was slang for English after "John Bull" it's. It's just saying the English will be running away.
@@marshallferron thanks mate
My dad used to sing this to me when I was a little girl as a lullaby... I miss you daddy I hope you are safe and happy in heaven.
My grandfather fought in the Hungarian revolution of '56, so songs of freedom, rebellion, and independence hold a special place in my heart.
It seems to me that most Hungarians have forgotten their past. It's unbelievable how far the Magyars have fallen now under Orban.
@@Nhkg17In a way it's understandable. We never had a successfull rebellion, I think after 3 big fails the nation just collectively gave up.
Let me just tell you, Ireland did NOT support the Horthyist Insurgency of 56
I’m an Irishman and this song makes me just feel more alive than ever.
You're a tough bunch.
From a 3rd generation American born of two families coming here on boats from Ireland, the songs you sing bring me back to my childhood. I grew up hearing many of them as we worked our ranch
Are we gonna get a full cover of "I wanna be in the cavalry"? I prefer your version to the original.
Possibly!
@@sethstatonwatkins YES please
Full cover and full cover of the reprise!
@@sethstatonwatkins I would love to listen to thath
@@sethstatonwatkins PLEASE
I don't know why I suddenly felt the urge to listen to this on this lovely 8th of September day in 2022.
It's a holiday
Today (8 Sept 2022) is the perfect day to listen to this on loop
These days, it's increasingly rare to find artists who haven't been corrupted by the system and don't just kiss up to it. However, I recently stumbled upon Seth Staton Watkins, and I'm not only captivated by his incredible vocal abilities and sound, but also by his humanity and activism for what's right. Such integrity is rare in today's world, where many artists seem to sell their souls to blend in with the corrupted system controlled by powerful lobbyists. I have two loves: Palestine and Ireland.
Me, an American: “Yeah of course we’ve had conflict in the past but England’s our ally now.”
Me after hearing this song: *wants to siege Buckingham Palace*
I mean you could burn it how they burnt the white house
Same though
I'm English, I will join you in siege of Buckingham. No-one hates the English military, government and royalty like us English!
@@Soundwave._ I don’t know whether to let you join me or be concerned
@@alexis8500 I'll betray my country for cheap, just get me some of those American poptarts and we're good to go. If you need someone on the inside, I'm yer lad.
Thanks for the truth well said Excellent music 🎉🎉🎉❤.
I clicked on this (recommended by TH-cam) expecting not to like it. I was blown away! Thanks algorithm.
Glad you liked it!
I have the same story lol
I love this tune for certain though.
Been waiting for this ❤️ this is favourite ever version of this song. Happy Easter from Ireland 🇮🇪
Happy Easter to you as well!
it's good but ist's missing last chorus.
Bro as someone who's part Palestinian and knows what the Irish have gone thru, this pumps me up for greater hope! Thanks for everything you do mate
Love and surport for Palestine from Ireland 🇮🇪❤🇵🇸
Palestine has been of a great help in the irish rebellion.
Glory to both of them!
🇮🇱❤🇮🇱❤🇮🇱
Halfway there! Just get to iTunes so I can give you my money!
"how bravely you faced one with your 16 pounder gun" that line always sounds sarcastic to me
Because it is!
It is, they would use technology lightyears ahead of the native force to have an easy victory.
It very much is sarcastic.
That's the point.....
"Lovely english feet" and the story with the Arabs are sarcastic, too. The Empire has given back a lot yet, starting with Palestine, Hongkong as well and there's still a lot more to give back.
My ancestors hail from Province Connaught, and I showed to some cousins over there and they loved it.
Absolutely outstanding singing Seth, this is the best version of the song I've ever heard, I'm not joking. I also love the at use use editing to make the sort of echo behind it. New fan from Derry ☘🇮🇪
Thank you, friend!
Man
That’s make me feel Irish
And I am German🤣
Willkommen im Club, genossen
I'm American and i love this song
Wir in deutschland hatten die Wiedervereinigung schon
We in germany already had the reunion
Ein Volk, ein Reich, ein Kommentarbereich!
In 1916 the Germans were going to supply weapons to the rebels for the Easter Rising, but the British did intercept them.
What a beautiful remake! Could listen to this all day with no trouble at all.
Cheers!
@Seán O’Hanlan Sláinte!
Thanks to Irish Republic Songs 🎵 I came across with this song , it's an amazing, mystical song. Well done 👏 Greetings from Romania 🇮🇪🇷🇴
Love those iconic Irish harmonies...
I'm not even Irish and this song makes me want to to go fight every Englishmen I see
To be fair 90% of the world fought the englishmen at one point or another XD
Many have tried. *Tried*
HAHAHA Thats hilarious man.
@@stevebobmcjocksock4021 we beat 'em!!!
@@SkyBrigidRain 🇺🇸
This is a pretty damn good version. I like how you didn't "modernize" the old lyrics in terms of how they change "da" and other words. The harmonizing chorus echoes a bit too much sometimes due to the effect but that effect is great on the solo verses. I think *The Maguire Brothers* have the best version. It's got that *oomf* even though the accent is lacking. The additional lyrics added in that version are a welcome addition too as they add other warcrimes to the list.
That version was rubbish and distorts the true meaning behind song, for example who "slew Parnell" lol, and what has Derry got to do with the song?
@@Imyourhuckleberry01 Changing "Slander" to "Slew" is simply a figurative way of emphasizing what he endured.
Referencing Derry, another focal point of Irish-British tension, particularly around events like Bloody Sunday (1972) during The Troubles is a great way of bridging the gap of the older Irish-British conflicts to the more recent ones.
Most importantly the whole song emphasizes the righteous anger rather than just singing a song like so many others do.
@@Guts-the-Berserker Parnell was screwing a married English woman ffs, thats why he was "slandered". The song has nothing to do with any troubles or Bloody Sunday (not any of the four Bloody Sundays) and not even the WOI it's just a social view of Dublin from 1928 to 1936 and the song is directed at a group of Irish people not the English / British people, did you not understand that, for example who do you think the Loving English feet are in the song? Go on have a guess...
@@Imyourhuckleberry01 You do realize the "loving" part is sarcasm right?
@@Imyourhuckleberry01 Also the Black & Tans are literally the auxiliary forces recruited by the British government during the Irish War of Independence. You must be a British sympathizer with this kind of stupid take that the song was directed at the Irish when it's clearly aimed at the British troops & Brits living in Ireland.
I found out im a bit Irish. I wont claim to hve any ties to the place but fuck i love songs like this. it just sounds right
I'm in the same boat, but my grandma found out that part of my family came to America in chains
If you're a bit Irish then you have ties to the place ;) Don't let the naysayers tell you otherwise. The blood & history still run in your veins :)
If you don't know your clan, or any of those kinds of family ties, there are clans made for those who have light/no genetic ties to Ireland. The irish are an accepting people and as long as your respectful, it is more than appropriate to enjoy everything and anything that the culture has to offer
Your voice to this day still gives me goosebumps
I'm playing a game mode in Arma where I'm a small resistance faction and this is definitely going to be a part of the soundtrack
This song sings to my soul. As a South African and a descendent of the Boers that fought two wars for our freedom against the British, this song is just so good. I love it so much.
Bruh.. as if the Boers werent also fucking ruthless colonizers that exploited, enslaved and plundered the natives and their land.
@@creemi2115 You clearly don't know the regions history. Next time, I'd recommend doing just a tiny bit of research before you belittle an entire culture.
I’ve a version of Sarie Marais and Dar Klom de Alibama in English I used to sing at our local Irish session before COVID shut everything down.
There were many Irish in the republics when the British invaded-and not a few fought with the Boers against England.
This is a piece of history. To ignore history, to not face it, is to repeat it. People may not like to face the ugliness of what has gone before, but that doesn't detract from it's worth.
You should cover "My little armalite"
Seth you are such a remarkable young man! I so appreciate and enjoy every song that I've heard you perform. Proud too to have Irish blood running through my veins thanks to my grandmother from County Wicklow. God bless you.
I love this song as an Irishwoman myself I am proud of you mate keep making Irish music!!
A fine Irish woman, too I bet!
I’m only like 1/64 Irish and still this song gets me going.
How you haven’t blown up with your covers is beyond me. Best cover of rebel music I’ve ever heard brother ! This might be a song you might want to check out it American but it’s a good song of good man standing up The Battle Of Blair Mountain
Song by David Rovics
I’ll check it out!
100% would love to hear that one
POV: you’re a British soldier marching through the woods in Ireland and you start hearing this in the distance
"Nightmare fuel" for every Brit🤣🤣🤣!
Ok, badass song.
This is the best rendition of a classic. It takes guts and talent to set the bar higher on such a popular song.
True
Love ya, laddy. This one’s one of my favorites from way way back in the day 😊❤️
How many pubs sing this still
My friend is a full on British boi and thinks there the best so I play this whenever we play some games to win. Thanks for a way better version and I hope you stay safe!!
This is probably the best version of this song that I have heard. I found you on TH-cam yesterday and hope you keep producing traditional music like this.
I'm from the usa and i love this song i don't know why but this is the best version of this song i heard
You heard the Wolfe Tones version?
@@andrewp8284 Yes and i didn't like it
SETH THIS IS ANOTHER ONE YOU NEED TO PUT ON ITUNES BRO!!!!! PLEASE I CANT STOP LISTENING TO THIS SONG!!!!!!
English kids after they finally realise the Irish were the good guys:
Regardless of your opinion on the subject matter, you can't deny that it sounds incredible.
He sings this song the best I have ever heard it sung. Excellent!
This is the song that I found you from Tiktok! Thank you so much for uploading the full cover. Your voice is beautiful and you do the song 1000% justice. Love from a proud Irish lassie 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪
My mum is Irish and I love listening to these songs no political motive just bloody good music .
So happy to finally have a full version. Very nice job. Happy Easter from California.
This song has been stuck in my head all day at work.
Wow, great interpretation.
I’m half Irish half Scott. With bout 19% old Norse in the middle. As a US Citizen we will need this mind set soon.
Dang sounds so beautiful much love from North Carolina USA
This is so emotional and brilliant at the same time. I absolutely love it!
My favorite version I’ve ever heard. So glad you made it! Would love to buy it on iTunes!
What a voice
Freedom forever whoever want to fight.
Freedom for Ireland and Ireland people's.
Haven't heard this in a long time
I’ve been in War fighting next to British Soldiers and Royal Marines, superb fighting men they all were. But this song awakens something ancient in my soul. My Grandfather was Scottish, he told us stories and legends, I suppose I listened more then I remembered. Seth you’re amazing, you get a response out of my brain that doesn’t happen very often. Some of the songs you sing and the way you sing them just get me fired up Brother. Kind of like when the Coach would get us going before a football game.
Thank you friend! Glad you like em!
I love this song and your version is magnificent
This absolutely amazing!
I’m half Irish, have Scottish. Seth is amazing. I’ve been introducing it to my grand kids and they too love it.
I've been into Irish folk for well over a year and some of your music is the best I've come across. Keep it up.
Folk my backside. Songs of terrorism more like
@@ulsterinfidel9897 who are the real terrorists? the IRA who had a kill count of just under 2000 between 1969 to 1994, or the english who killed millions of Irish, to the point where we just recovered our numbers recently
Hello Seth,
Im from Poland and from a long time i was looking at Your songs. I admire especially this track. That independence at those words is priceless. As far as I can understand its all about mans dignity. Keep doing that great work.
I'm blasting this load as hell at work. Especially when one of the owners of the company I work at had the nerve today to reference everyone who works here for him as "Peasants". The dude is from the U.K
Fuck the Crown
Down with tyranny in the workplace
@@sethstatonwatkins Amen to that my dude
I love how many Irish songs start with,
(Stands chest to chest with the British)
"Hello sir!" (Spits in British face)
My dad told me about songs like this from when he was a kid
Gives me chills man
Many not like this song but I am an Irish man in heart and I love how you sang and the music is true to a bold and strong courageous man of old …. Well done lad keep it up
So excited to finally hear the full version, and it was amazing
That bright, bristly harmony is driving me crazy.
Finally! My dreams are complete!! Fantastic job!
To hear you sing this in a pub would be amazing. Love your voice and so glad I found you!
This is about to blow up
I’ve had this on loop for at least 10 minutes
I have never subbed so fast
What a tune and beautifully said about our struggle
nice mk 5 gti mate
A really really strong performance... I want to hear MORE...
My grandfather left Ireland because he was sick of the heavy british boot. FREE IRELAND! 🇮🇪
Where did he immigrate?
Ireland is free Ireland is split by two democracies the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom change my mind
@Kacey McGurgan it’s free real estate
@Kacey McGurgan no it was a group of people who went and caused chaos cause of a piece of land that wasn’t owned by ireland
Never forget what happened last century 😔
I love this guy he’s got a great voice, you gotta get on Apple Music I’d love to listen to his music
I sang along, one of my favorites
Thank you for doing a full cover of this song. It's one of my favorites
Fuckin class cover of the song, well done, would love to hear more
This is my favorite song ever and your cover of it is the best of all of them
Amazing mate, no doubt you’ll nail Foggy dew if you were ever to do that
Man I want to see you on spotify. I already blast your music love to have it on the play list
This is just a bunch of "English imperialism sucks" and I'm here for it
I'll defend our British brethren right up until we are taking about the late 18th century
@wolf same
@@weebishusername9288 seriously? 🤣🤣 the entire English empire was a war crime
@@ItsOrganicDontPanic What nation exists that isnt? Nations are built on blood and power, it's the foundation that our modern lives are built upon.
@@HeronMarkedBlade-ef7zz yes but the British empire literally was worse than Germany during the 30 and 40's...it's not an excuse "saying everyone did it", because you still see people remembering in good ways their bloody empire. Empires are bad from the concept...so if your nation got the largest empire in modern history that means you have been the bad guy.
Gran voz gran canción gran causa Irlanda unida y libre
I absolutely love this song. I really enjoyed the altered version from tiktok. Come out ye Councils Boys.
Never heard of you before now, Seth. Excellent introduction to your channel!
Glad you like it!
I may be American from the Florida Georgia line but I come from a scotch Irish decent and whenever I hear this song it just takes over and I can’t help but feel something awaken and become fearless
Need to get these on an app(besides TH-cam). Would love to listen to you while out driving and at festivals
A good day to play this song.
Tho my ancestors left Ireland long ago I hope to visit it one day
I spent the last few weeks trying to listen to the full song, I heard about 6 different renditions and I turned them all off because it wasn't the same as yours. Thank you for doing this!
My pleasure! Glad you like it!
This is a masterpiece!! Shout out to the Maker!!
You've got my sub, brother! Tiocfaidh ár lá! Greetings from Germany! ✊🙂
You are such an amazing singer!!!!!! I bought your Easter album and love listening to it!!