Now that means the world to me! Thank you! Although, I’m not sure if this song would impress an Englishman, never-mind a bloody Frenchman! 😄 I appreciate a good Sharpe reference! I binged-watched it to help me through my dissertation three years ago 😁
This is something I would have expected to be posted 13 years ago. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that there are some that still seek to emulate folk songs (or innovate upon them) and capture the aesthetic perfectly. Beautiful usage of words, flows naturally, fits the beats of the song without hiccup... And, what many seem to take for granted, the lyrics tell a story. The juxtaposition between the calm music and soft vocals which stay consistent even upon telling the more powerful lyrics 2:20, 0:54, to name a few. It shows grace and thoughtfulness. The words need not be shouted. They are powerful enough on their own, and this is the tone you'd hear outside of battle at camp and everyone has wound down and everything is relatively quiet. Perhaps at dusk or dawn or under the moonlight. Or it could represent someone humming it casually with added music. Much like the version posted by OrlopRat42 12 years ago. It represents the individual, or a group silently associating with a solo singer perhaps around a campfire. Again, its graceful and punctual, rather than boisterous (which has its own merits) but both inspiring and perhaps this approach a bit more thoughtful as one may reflect upon the lyrics with less distraction. Well done.
I have never had a stranger take the time to analyse any of my songs like this before; and I’m absolutely humbled. Thank you so much for listening, and for taking the time to articulate such a wonderful comment. I love folk music, and (being Irish), Irish (and British and American) history fascinates me. Like I mentioned in the description, I wanted a song that celebrated Irish achievements, but with a period-feel, I couldn’t find one so I had to write one! I was going for a more calm recording for that exact reason you mention; in order that it maybe felt like it was being sung in camp, or on a lonely march, or something. Also, I wanted people to be able to make out the lyrics as easily as possible, and I realise my Ulster accent can be difficult to make out; so the slower the better in that sense! I’m so pleased you enjoyed it! Thank you so much! ☘️
Always love to hear music from the Napoleonic era/early Victorian and this version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away' was superb mate. Best regards from Portsmouth, England.
I absolutely love the version by John Tams, it’s by far the best! He’s got a fantastic voice. It was his version that inspired my own singing of this. Thank you so much!
@@HistoryBoy thank you so much, partner, that means so much! I’m so glad people are still enjoying this piece, it’s far outlived it’s intended purpose! Thank you so much for leaving a comment 🇺🇸☘️
Gracias sobre todo por no olvidar a los españoles A los que tomáis como si pudieran elegír!! Otros a los que creía medio amigos, pero hoy he sabido que solo por ser española soy otro enemigo!! Gracias de nuevo! Nos vemos en España cuando la ensucieis hasta decir bastard!
Thanks very much! I tried my best to write the lyrics as period-appropriate as possible. I think the sound comes from the fact it’s literally just me in my bedroom with a guitar 😅 I’m really glad you enjoyed it!
If you need someone to defend get a regiment of Welshmen or Englishmen. If you need to attack get the Irish or Scotts. If you have to do the impossible get the Gurkhas
Beautiful song, I discovered it while playing AC Rogue, thanks for this slower, more relaxed version, especially compared to the one I used to sing along with the crew
Hey thanks so much for listening! It means the world to me that you enjoy it! :) How did you discover it if you don’t mind me asking? I’ve got a load of views and subscribers suddenly out of the blue, and I don’t know how people are finding me! 😄
@@robbmorrow oh I had discovered Loch Lomond yesterday, and then after some Irish songs (Mon Ghile Meár, The Foggy Dew), your song popped up in my home page, and I clicked on the video😄
Here's a transcription of the lyrics. (let me know of any errors) O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away. The horn of a marred sword and lance, And Marshals' strain, bay us to dance, All over the face of Spain and France, Bright cannons bay, and that's advance. O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away. Brave Irishmen did shout and cry, In Portugal, we'll fight and die, And green will flash a midnight sky, As fierce and free, our colours fly. O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away. With fire and haste, and rockets' glow, To stand and face Britannia's foe, But the lives and valor sure shall show, Those Irishmen were first to go. O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away. Our captains up on horseback ride, Our redcoats worn, our muskets primed, "Faugh a ballagh!" o'er the tide, With lance and spear, we'll France divide. O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away. Napoleon's ranks will glory see, As Heaven bends them at the knee, But from their ears will ringing be, Our war cry, for eternity. O'er the hills and o'er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands, and we obey, Over the hills and far away.
Fantastic effort! There’s a few wee mishearings there, but that’ll be my accent 😁 Here they are: Over the Hills and Far Away Chorus: O’er the hills and o’er the main, Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain, King George commands and we’ll obey, Over the hills and Far Away! 1. The horn of Mars with sword and lance, In martial strain bade us to dance, all over the face of Spain and France, Prime cannon; bayonets, advance! 2. Brave Irishmen did shout and cry In Portugal we’ll fight and die And green will flash the midnight sky As fierce and free our colours fly 3. With fire and haste and rocket’s glow, To stand and face Britannia’s foe, But the lays and ballads sure shall show, ‘Twas Irishmen were first to go… 4. Our Captains up on horseback ride, Our redcoats worn, our muskets primed, Faugh-a-ballagh roars the tide, With lance and spear, we’ll France divide 5. Napoleon’s ranks will glory see, As Heaven bends them at the knee, But from their ears will ringing be, Our war-cry for eternity!
I would love to hear this version on Spotify! and be a part of my permanent playlists, your voice is so calming, yet strong! i already loved this song, and now with such a beautiful voice!
@@SofiaDK I really appreciate this, thank you! I’m so glad you enjoy it! I hope to have it (and my other songs) on Spotify one day, but there’s no time frame yet unfortunately. Time and funds just don’t allow me to get anything recorded properly I’m afraid. But hopefully one day! Thank you so much for the interest, it means the world to me! ☘️
@@robbmorrow I do hope you'll be able to find the funding soon! But also remember that it doesn't have to be perfection! someone will enjoy it no matter what, and there's always time to improve in the future! Even just uploading these "uprofessionel version", personally i love these "homemade" songs, not a giant studio, just a guy in a room, singing with passion! But yeah! I do hope you'll get around to it! but either way, I hope you, and anyone reading this, will have an amazing day ^^
This version of oer the hills and far away got me reflecting. If the American colonists had not rebelled can you imagine the recruiting that would have gone on here for Wellington's army? Alabama,USA.
I think if the American Colonies hadn’t rebelled, then France wouldn’t have had their Revolution; or at least not in the way it happened, and thus, no Napoleon and no Napoleonic Wars. The American Revolution really helped to precipitate the French Revolution and the 1798 Rising in Ireland. But I can certainly imagine the situation if Wellington were to have recruited in America, the army would have been massive!
Thank you so very much! I wouldn’t say I’m talented, just an Irish fella scribbling some words on a page! 😄 I originally wrote it back in 2022 to perform after a lecture I gave. I might post that live version at some stage, it was the first ever performance way back in April 2022 😁 Thank you so much for your kind comment! ☘️
Wonderful adaptation. The impact of Imperial martial service on the Irish identity cannot be denied. Whether it be in the civil wars, against napoleon, or even the Kaiser, generations of Irish men earned their stripes and commissions in service to the empire, and brought those experiences home with them.
The British army was very diverse during the American Revolutionary War and the Napoleon war , not only did they have Irish , Scottish soldiers but also African Americans and Native American soldiers as well .
It’s a brilliant tune. I find it’s the sort of tune that takes new lyrics very well, which might sound weird; but I’m not sure how else to describe it. Even after centuries, the tune still has this living vibrancy to it
@@user-ze8yy8jg1fironically he never actually said that it was an Irish nationalist from the land league who claimed he said it Used as a smear him to push Irish nationalism
@@swaythegod5812 Used to smear him? Lad are you stupid Wellington was against irish he considered himself british " being irish is disloyalty to the crown" Why are you talking like he was pro irish 😂😂.
Thank you very much! And certainly! I had to pull out the guitar just to double check 😄 [G] O’er the hills and [C] o’er the main, Through [G] Flanders, Portu[D]gal, and Spain, King [G] George commands and [C] we’ll obey, [Am] Over the hills and [D] far away! And then it’s exactly the same progression for the verses, too :) I hope that helps!
Thanks for the interest! Not likely any time soon, I’m afraid. I don’t have the money (or the time, if I’m honest) to record anything at the minute. I’ve got plans for three EPs I’d like to record and release at some stage, but, like I say, I don’t think it’ll be happening soon. Thanks again for the interest, though, I really appreciate it!
God forgive our people we have sinned and betrayed our brothers and return us to our former glory under Britannia's banner may her empire rise with the aid of loyal Irish sons. God save King Charles III Of The United Kingdom and Rightful King Of Ireland.
@@oliversherman2414 Oiy....do I sniff a 'Rosbif' here?! He was only on that tiny island because the Brits, Prussians, Russians etc were all scared of him!
You remind me of me!!! I have a patriotic song and anthem singing channel too @symphonyofsolidarity But I can't sing, and your voice is amazing!!! Love this version!!!!! Keep it up!!!! New subscriber here!!
@@NZC_Meow That is incredibly kind of you, thank you! Your stuff is really good, please keep at it! I’m so glad you enjoyed this piece, I’m trying to get back to writing songs now, cuz life’s been pretty hectic lately!
Original, yet authentic, lyrics to Over the Hill and Far Away? Now *that's* soldiering! 😎 Seriously though, phenomenal work!
Now that means the world to me! Thank you! Although, I’m not sure if this song would impress an Englishman, never-mind a bloody Frenchman! 😄 I appreciate a good Sharpe reference! I binged-watched it to help me through my dissertation three years ago 😁
@robbmorrow we were all on the same team in these days ....
The best version I've ever heard. More than perfect.
Love from an Irish origin (Ísle of man) born in Norway but live in Sweden.
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me. You’re far too kind! ☘️
I thought thee Isle of Man residents were Manx not Irish. Am I wrong in this assumption?
@@bigbird6039you are correct, the isle of man are Manx but they are Goidelic too which is also the family Irish and Scottish Gaelic are in 💚💙❤️
Well done. Nice job with the lyrics.
Thanks so much, Brian! 🇨🇦☘️
"God save Ireland"
~ Sgt. Patrick Harper, 95th Rifles
“Me and Pat, and Wellesley; three Irish heroes standing between Britannia and Bonaparte!”
~ Maj. Hogan ☘️
Yeah this could have been in Sharpe, its phenomenal
@@robbmorrow "God... Save... Ireland. I'll hear you say it Lynch" - Sgt-Maj Patrick Michael Harper
@@thomasmcc1861 Lynch turning around...starring in to the chest of Harper, then looking up... soo GOOD! 😀
This is something I would have expected to be posted 13 years ago. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that there are some that still seek to emulate folk songs (or innovate upon them) and capture the aesthetic perfectly. Beautiful usage of words, flows naturally, fits the beats of the song without hiccup... And, what many seem to take for granted, the lyrics tell a story.
The juxtaposition between the calm music and soft vocals which stay consistent even upon telling the more powerful lyrics 2:20, 0:54, to name a few. It shows grace and thoughtfulness. The words need not be shouted. They are powerful enough on their own, and this is the tone you'd hear outside of battle at camp and everyone has wound down and everything is relatively quiet. Perhaps at dusk or dawn or under the moonlight. Or it could represent someone humming it casually with added music. Much like the version posted by OrlopRat42 12 years ago. It represents the individual, or a group silently associating with a solo singer perhaps around a campfire. Again, its graceful and punctual, rather than boisterous (which has its own merits) but both inspiring and perhaps this approach a bit more thoughtful as one may reflect upon the lyrics with less distraction.
Well done.
I have never had a stranger take the time to analyse any of my songs like this before; and I’m absolutely humbled. Thank you so much for listening, and for taking the time to articulate such a wonderful comment. I love folk music, and (being Irish), Irish (and British and American) history fascinates me. Like I mentioned in the description, I wanted a song that celebrated Irish achievements, but with a period-feel, I couldn’t find one so I had to write one! I was going for a more calm recording for that exact reason you mention; in order that it maybe felt like it was being sung in camp, or on a lonely march, or something. Also, I wanted people to be able to make out the lyrics as easily as possible, and I realise my Ulster accent can be difficult to make out; so the slower the better in that sense! I’m so pleased you enjoyed it! Thank you so much! ☘️
You, sir, are one skilled lyricist! They're adorable!
Thank you so much 🥹
Finally, a good version!
Thank you very much!
This is great!
Thank you very much! ☘️
I thought this was some obscure rare version of the song until I read the description - you did a great job!
Thank you so much!
Lovely, moving lyrics. Your voice is also quite charming and expressive. Very warm. Very well done!
This is one of my favorite interpretations of this tune yet. It feels genuine. Great work, really.
Thank you so much, that means a lot to me! I’m so glad you think it feels genuine, that was the goal when writing it!
Very nice! My wife and I have heard just about every version of this song, I like it! Have to keep the memory of our ancestors alive.
This one’s perfect
Thanks so much partner!
Great lyrics, captures the imagination just like the original, well done sir!
Thank you very much!!
Always love to hear music from the Napoleonic era/early Victorian and this version of 'Over the Hills and Far Away' was superb mate. Best regards from Portsmouth, England.
I really appreciate that, thank you so much!
beautiful mate, from yorkshire
Thank you very much!
Sharpe!!!
First time I heard this tune and chorus was on Sharpe by John Timms loved it then love it now awesome adaptation cheers subbed
I absolutely love the version by John Tams, it’s by far the best! He’s got a fantastic voice. It was his version that inspired my own singing of this. Thank you so much!
@@robbmorrow tamms mate yeah awesome version keep going Rob love your work
Very nice 😊
Thank you! 😁
Very good. Well written and performed: I can see it. Clever and timeless verses there.
This is an amazing version of this song. I love it.
Thank you very much!
INCREDIBLY EXCITED to view! A MASSIVELY popular song; (no doubt played so well) has made this a true HIT!
@@HistoryBoy thank you so much, partner, that means so much! I’m so glad people are still enjoying this piece, it’s far outlived it’s intended purpose! Thank you so much for leaving a comment 🇺🇸☘️
❤️🤍💙🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🇬🇮🇮🇪 brilliant very diffrent verison to queen anns or the very common britania version
Thank you very much!
Gracias sobre todo por no olvidar a los españoles A los que tomáis como si pudieran elegír!! Otros a los que creía medio amigos, pero hoy he sabido que solo por ser española soy otro enemigo!! Gracias de nuevo! Nos vemos en España cuando la ensucieis hasta decir bastard!
Oh wow! I really thought this was an old folk song. You guys really nailed the sound. Plus, it's literally so soothing to listen to.
Thanks very much! I tried my best to write the lyrics as period-appropriate as possible. I think the sound comes from the fact it’s literally just me in my bedroom with a guitar 😅 I’m really glad you enjoyed it!
If you need someone to defend get a regiment of Welshmen or Englishmen. If you need to attack get the Irish or Scotts. If you have to do the impossible get the Gurkhas
These lyrics are freakin' superb 🏆💪🏻👌🏻
Thank you very much!
Beautiful song, I discovered it while playing AC Rogue, thanks for this slower, more relaxed version, especially compared to the one I used to sing along with the crew
Hey thanks so much for listening! It means the world to me that you enjoy it! :) How did you discover it if you don’t mind me asking? I’ve got a load of views and subscribers suddenly out of the blue, and I don’t know how people are finding me! 😄
@@robbmorrow oh I had discovered Loch Lomond yesterday, and then after some Irish songs (Mon Ghile Meár, The Foggy Dew), your song popped up in my home page, and I clicked on the video😄
Great job. Ireland has done so much for the benefit of the British Isles.
Your voice is great, so are these lyrics.
@@WitchHunterSiegfried thank you very much!
Amazing version, what a voice
Here's a transcription of the lyrics. (let me know of any errors)
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
The horn of a marred sword and lance,
And Marshals' strain, bay us to dance,
All over the face of Spain and France,
Bright cannons bay, and that's advance.
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
Brave Irishmen did shout and cry,
In Portugal, we'll fight and die,
And green will flash a midnight sky,
As fierce and free, our colours fly.
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
With fire and haste, and rockets' glow,
To stand and face Britannia's foe,
But the lives and valor sure shall show,
Those Irishmen were first to go.
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
Our captains up on horseback ride,
Our redcoats worn, our muskets primed,
"Faugh a ballagh!" o'er the tide,
With lance and spear, we'll France divide.
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
Napoleon's ranks will glory see,
As Heaven bends them at the knee,
But from their ears will ringing be,
Our war cry, for eternity.
O'er the hills and o'er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands, and we obey,
Over the hills and far away.
Fantastic effort! There’s a few wee mishearings there, but that’ll be my accent 😁 Here they are:
Over the Hills and Far Away
Chorus:
O’er the hills and o’er the main,
Through Flanders, Portugal, and Spain,
King George commands and we’ll obey,
Over the hills and Far Away!
1. The horn of Mars with sword and lance,
In martial strain bade us to dance,
all over the face of Spain and France,
Prime cannon; bayonets, advance!
2. Brave Irishmen did shout and cry
In Portugal we’ll fight and die
And green will flash the midnight sky
As fierce and free our colours fly
3. With fire and haste and rocket’s glow,
To stand and face Britannia’s foe,
But the lays and ballads sure shall show,
‘Twas Irishmen were first to go…
4. Our Captains up on horseback ride,
Our redcoats worn, our muskets primed,
Faugh-a-ballagh roars the tide,
With lance and spear, we’ll France divide
5. Napoleon’s ranks will glory see,
As Heaven bends them at the knee,
But from their ears will ringing be,
Our war-cry for eternity!
I would love to hear this version on Spotify! and be a part of my permanent playlists, your voice is so calming, yet strong! i already loved this song, and now with such a beautiful voice!
@@SofiaDK I really appreciate this, thank you! I’m so glad you enjoy it! I hope to have it (and my other songs) on Spotify one day, but there’s no time frame yet unfortunately. Time and funds just don’t allow me to get anything recorded properly I’m afraid. But hopefully one day! Thank you so much for the interest, it means the world to me! ☘️
@@robbmorrow I do hope you'll be able to find the funding soon!
But also remember that it doesn't have to be perfection! someone will enjoy it no matter what, and there's always time to improve in the future!
Even just uploading these "uprofessionel version", personally i love these "homemade" songs, not a giant studio, just a guy in a room, singing with passion!
But yeah! I do hope you'll get around to it! but either way, I hope you, and anyone reading this, will have an amazing day ^^
A beautiful rendition,
Warm regards from the Netherlands!
@@OldStoriesofWars thank you very much!
This version of oer the hills and far away got me reflecting. If the American colonists had not rebelled can you imagine the recruiting that would have gone on here for Wellington's army? Alabama,USA.
I think if the American Colonies hadn’t rebelled, then France wouldn’t have had their Revolution; or at least not in the way it happened, and thus, no Napoleon and no Napoleonic Wars. The American Revolution really helped to precipitate the French Revolution and the 1798 Rising in Ireland. But I can certainly imagine the situation if Wellington were to have recruited in America, the army would have been massive!
Sounds calm and beautyfull
You wrote this and it came out a month ago? Wow, this feels like a musical anomaly :D. You're very talented.
Thank you so very much! I wouldn’t say I’m talented, just an Irish fella scribbling some words on a page! 😄 I originally wrote it back in 2022 to perform after a lecture I gave. I might post that live version at some stage, it was the first ever performance way back in April 2022 😁 Thank you so much for your kind comment! ☘️
Another stellar cover Robb!
You’re far too kind! It’s great to say hello to you again, I hope you’ve been well!
Amazing work
Good job, sir. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much!
Wonderful adaptation.
The impact of Imperial martial service on the Irish identity cannot be denied.
Whether it be in the civil wars, against napoleon, or even the Kaiser, generations of Irish men earned their stripes and commissions in service to the empire, and brought those experiences home with them.
Love this mate, well done!
Thank you!
Well done.
Nice work Robb! - Rewriting the lyrics of this song to honor the Irish? THAT'S soldiering.
oh my god ur voice is beautfiul
@@duckpange You’re far too kind, thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it :)
Vive l'Empereur! 🤴 🇫🇷
The British army was very diverse during the American Revolutionary War and the Napoleon war , not only did they have Irish , Scottish soldiers but also African Americans and Native American soldiers as well .
As a fellow singer and songwriter, I like the lyrics and your performance.
Thank you so much, that means a lot!
@@robbmorrow It's a pleasure. I must try this version myself.
Absolutely righteous. Greetings from a Cavanaugh descendant in Kentucky.
I wrote a version of this for my Battalion.
It’s a brilliant tune. I find it’s the sort of tune that takes new lyrics very well, which might sound weird; but I’m not sure how else to describe it. Even after centuries, the tune still has this living vibrancy to it
Lovely 😊
Thank you!
Wonderful
Thank you!
Fantastic!
Thank you!
Now that's soldiering.
Writing your own lyrics to "Over the Hills?"
That, Sir, is soldiering.
@@m.otoole7501 You have my deepest gratitude, Sir 🫡 Thank you ☘️
Well writ, lad.
Without The Celts, our British Army may never have been so great
And they still keep us in subservience ie Scotland
@@davidshaw7157The British government is neglecting even us English now.
We destroyed the mighty Roman Empire .
@@2ndcomingofFritz only in the North
The more they test the more they find Celtic DNA all over England and Great Britain
We couldn't have done it without the Irish
You should put this on Spotify
My plan is for that to happen some day; it’s just finding the money and time to do it. Thank you so much for taking the time to listen to this!
God Save The King!
Fun fact: the Duke of wellington was Irish
Only born here
In his words " just because I'm born in a stable does not make me a horse".
@@user-ze8yy8jg1fironically he never actually said that it was an Irish nationalist from the land league who claimed he said it Used as a smear him to push Irish nationalism
@@swaythegod5812
Used to smear him?
Lad are you stupid Wellington was against irish he considered himself british " being irish is disloyalty to the crown"
Why are you talking like he was pro irish 😂😂.
This is great, maybe you should make a modernized version for ol Liz and ol Charlie?
@@centurion7993 Thank you very much! I will certainly consider it, that sounds pretty cool 😄
@@robbmorrow Thank you! Hope it turns out well!
Remember that Ireland was part of Great Britain when this song was written it took many years of English abuse for Irish independence
An Irish song about fighting with Great Briton, this is the first time I've heard of that.
Ulster regiments have always been a backbone like the Scots.
Some Irish fought Napoleon, others fought for Irish freedom.
@@41corsair
Ulster regiments were some of the worst in the british empire
Top irish regiments were the munster regiment and connacht rangers
Where did you study the history of Grape Briton?
Absolutely beautiful song! Would you be so kind to share the chords you're playing? I'm not the keenest with my ears alone..
Thank you very much! And certainly! I had to pull out the guitar just to double check 😄
[G] O’er the hills and [C] o’er the main,
Through [G] Flanders, Portu[D]gal, and Spain,
King [G] George commands and [C] we’ll obey,
[Am] Over the hills and [D] far away!
And then it’s exactly the same progression for the verses, too :)
I hope that helps!
@@robbmorrow Thank you so much!
Will you post an mp3 somewhere?
Thanks for the interest! Not likely any time soon, I’m afraid. I don’t have the money (or the time, if I’m honest) to record anything at the minute. I’ve got plans for three EPs I’d like to record and release at some stage, but, like I say, I don’t think it’ll be happening soon. Thanks again for the interest, though, I really appreciate it!
long live IRELANDE!
As if Mr. Harper himself were singing it..
That is praise, indeed! Thank you very much!
@@robbmorrow Praising a quality singer? That's good soldering.
Without those who hail from the great Emerald Isle I honestly don’t believe Great Britain would have been the empire it was good or bad
Amazing! Irelands role is always downplayed.
It really is, which is why I wanted to make my own little song for them 😄
Faugh a ballagh. Erin go bragh.
May Erin’s harp and George’s cross be united🏴🇮🇪
But independent and respecting each other.
No way. Ireland fought for independence for 800 years.
These edibles ain’t shi-
God forgive our people we have sinned and betrayed our brothers and return us to our former glory under Britannia's banner may her empire rise with the aid of loyal Irish sons. God save King Charles III Of The United Kingdom and Rightful King Of Ireland.
melt
My dumbass thinking this would be a Led Zeppelin cover smh
A good version of the song, but not to sure about the anti Napoleon stuff though! Vive l'Empereur
It's anti-Napoleon because it's a British song from the Napoleonic Wars
@@oliversherman2414 I know but was just sticking up for the Emperor! 😁😉
@@jasonfazackarley6896 lol your emperor who died more than 200 years ago on a tiny island in the middle of nowhere
@@oliversherman2414 Oiy....do I sniff a 'Rosbif' here?! He was only on that tiny island because the Brits, Prussians, Russians etc were all scared of him!
@@jasonfazackarley6896Napoleon was brilliant but also quite foolish. The British and other allies were right to kick his arse.
A song about Irish being proud to fight to Britain? 🤮
A song about kicking France's ass? 🤔
You remind me of me!!!
I have a patriotic song and anthem singing channel too @symphonyofsolidarity
But I can't sing, and your voice is amazing!!!
Love this version!!!!! Keep it up!!!!
New subscriber here!!
@@NZC_Meow That is incredibly kind of you, thank you! Your stuff is really good, please keep at it! I’m so glad you enjoyed this piece, I’m trying to get back to writing songs now, cuz life’s been pretty hectic lately!
@@robbmorrow thank you!!! And good luckkk, we are looking forward to ittt