'Hey for the life of the Soldier' - British Napoleonic War Song
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- 'Hey for the Life of a Soldier' is a Napoleonic War era song authored by Thomas Simpson Cooke in 1814. This song is a traditional British military song that reflects the experiences of soldiers during the Napoleonic era.
While the song itself may not be widely known in modern times, it is a part of the rich heritage of British military music and provides historical insight into the lives of soldiers during the Napoleonic Wars.
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My Grandfather always said: "an Englishman's spirit does not wander far, and every Englishman is born a soldier, Sons' of Alfred (Alfred the Great)."
You know it's a good day when Imperial Britannia uploads
Thanks mate!
These songs are baning
The Battle of Waterloo in 1815.
For the king
Long may he reign!
God save the king 🇨🇱❤️🇬🇧
And long live the Queen!
I really like this one!
Me as well, its quite cheery!
Do you know any other versions or recordings of this song?
This tune is soo soo familier.
voice reminds me of some english civil war songs
@@BunglebottomInc no i am talking about something else. So in 1700s when brits came to india they brought their music with them, so there was fusion of both traditions resulting in formation of a music which was neither indian or western but uniquely both. Wanna hear?
@@ShivanshThakur-sh8ub sure, but i was just also saying it reminds me of stuff
This and the British Grenadiers song are both really good
I don't know why but this song sounds so nostalgic to me.
@@Lucas-q2l5e it's the old style and the cheery yet sad almost feel of war
1:06 what is that footage from? I dont recognise it. doesnt look like Waterloo (the movie)
It is from Waterloo, the scene just had a lower brightness so it looked a bit out of place.
@@Imperial_Britanniaah okay. what about 0:14?
@@zepvtbird2024 yeah also waterloo
@@Imperial_Britannia i think that is not Waterloo...
If ya means the rod steiger one
Think of Prussian Army Field Marshal Officer Gebhard Leberecht von Blücher.
Movie?
waterloo (1970) is the film
@@Imperial_Britannia Thank you very much for your.
no but theres other parts not just waterloo@@Imperial_Britannia
@@rsgKijjbjj is still Waterloo
The Prussians are here!
Actually it’s Crimean war era
The composition is from 1814
THE STATE OF THAT MAP???
what is this movie???
I think it is Waterloo (1978)
no like theres 3 movies the first scene@@Lucas-q2l5e
@@rsgKijjbjj The first, second and the scene of soldiers marching into a small mount with a dead tree in the screen are from Waterloo
thank you@@Lucas-q2l5e
wait who are the ones in the box formation in teh first scene@@Lucas-q2l5e
bri ish
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH
fonny hah
O... Okay? you removed the t from British? what are you trying to accomplish?
I Want My Onions Back
@@Imperial_Britanniaits an american joke on our accent.
Glossary
Gossip:people who know other people's business
Sabre: a bigger briquet
Soldier:a tall person who works for their queen
Battle:a war
Fear: a phobia or scared of
Victory: you won
Type of guns:cock guns
Timeline 1803-1815
Than u imperial britan