This man didn't have to give his life to end slavery. He wasn't a slave himself. But still, he was ready to die to save other people. He saw injustice and he knew he had to do something. And there's nothing I can respect more than that. Rest in f*cking Power, John Brown.
"Here before God, in the presence of these witnesses, I consecrate my life to the destruction of slavery." "I have no doubt that our seeming disaster will ultimately result in the most glorious success. I have been whipped, but I am sure I can recover all the lost capital by only hanging a few moments by the neck." -- John Brown
" His zeal in the cause of freedom was infinitely superior to mine. Mine was as the taper light, his was as the burning sun. Mine was bounded by time. His stretched away to the silent shores of eternity. I could speak for the slave; John Brown could fight for the slave. I could live for the slave; John Brown could die for the slave. " -Frederick Douglass on John Brown, May 30, 1881
Sad thing, is that among those condfederate monuments there are only few of a man, who lost his son and his own life in the struggle to abolish slavery.
In elementary school, my class took a trip to Harpers Ferry and we were taught "history". The way they described it was that John Brown raided and terrorized the citizens of harpers ferry and the might Army came and killed him. It was like John Brown was the terrorist in that situation. I went back years later and learned what he actually did. I love John Brown
Great work! The only way it could be better is if it had the last verse, which I think fits a socialist context to a T: “Now soldiers all of freedom, strike, while strike you may, A death blow to oppression, for a better time and way, For the dawn of old John Brown has brightened into day, And his soul goes marching on!”
@@MonsieurJack95 There's about a billion versions of John Brown's Body. That verse comes from a rework of the song with very elevated lyrics. ctrl+f "William W. Patton" www.american-historama.org/1850-1860-secession-era/john-browns-body.htm
John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave But his soul goes marching on Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! His soul is marching on The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down On the grave of old John Brown Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! His soul is marching on He captured Harper's Ferry with his nineteen men so true He frightened old Virginia till she trembled through and through They hanged him for a traitor, they themselves the traitor crew But his soul is marching on Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! His soul goes marching on America's working folk are all remembering of the spot America's working folk are all remembering of the spot America's working folk are all remembering of the spot It's the grave of old John Brown Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! His soul goes marching on / When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one But the union makes us strong Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever For the union makes us strong It is we who plowed the prairies, built the cities where they trade Dug the mines and built the workshops, endless miles of railroad laid Now we stand outcast and starving midst the wonders we have made But the union makes us strong Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever For the union makes us strong They have taken untold millions that they never toiled to earn But without our brain and muscle not a single wheel can turn We can break their haughty power, gain our freedom when we learn That the union makes us strong Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever For the union makes us strong In our hands is placed a power greater than their hoarded gold Greater than the might of atoms, magnified a thousand fold We can bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old For the union makes us strong Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever For the union makes us strong Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever For the union makes us strong Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! Glory, Glory! Hallelujah! For the union makes us strong
If anyone is interested, there is an alternate history novel where John Brown, in cooperation with Harriet Tubman, succeeds at Harper's Ferry. It's called "Fire on the Mountain" by Terry Bisson. Give it a read if you have a chance!
It’s songs like this that give me hope. It reminds me that not all riots are bad ones. I guess it really depends on wether the cause is to end a conflict, or to start a new one.
"zeal in the cause of freedom was infinitely superior to mine. Mine was as the taper light, his was as the burning sun... I could speak for the slave. John Brown could fight for the slave. i could live for the slave. John Brown could die for the slave --Frederick Douglass
This sounded really good, i think something you could do at the end to kinda weave them together could be "solidarity and glory, for the union and john brown." Either way super cool.
Not gonna lie, I could join a labor union and have to help build the Egyptian pyramids all over again, but if music like this was the one thing we had, then I would be perfectly fine with it.
@@LukyPukyBear Incorrect. Obama and Biden built I.C.E. as a 72 hour detention center, where children WOULD BE WITH THEIR GOD DAMN PARENTS. And after 24 hours - 72 hours, the immigrant would be given a trial. Now Trump just uses them to separate kids from their parents and remove women's uteruses.
@@MonsieurJack95 I got a good video idea you know this song you made well if you type in his truth is marching on you'll get a video click the first video you see it's kind of like the same thing but instead of John Moses Browning it's just something different
Hey I really love your cover of both songs ! I wanted to ask you a favor I live in France and I'm currently in quarantine with COVID and I don't have much to do in order to pass time. So I started a documentary project explaining the root causes of the American civil war. See In France the narrative about the conflict is very backward. Pretty much all the sources you can find are basically the Lost Cause of the Confederacy, explaining that the conflict had nothing to do with slavery, that it was because of states rights, tarifs etc... Even on Wikipedia where most people get their sources, this narrative is present. The KKK page even talks about the clan in a positive light... My idea was to make a 20 minute long documentary in french explaining the true causes of the conflict. Therefore I wanted to use your music to illustrate a segment about John Brown and Bleeding Kansas. Of course you would be credited for your work, but to be honest I don't expect the video to be a massive hit and I doubt I'd be able to monetize it so I can't really compensate you. I know it takes a lot of investment and money to make content like yours so I would completely understand if you were not okay with that. It's just that I think it's good cause and the topic is dear to my heart, and so is your music. Anyways, whatever your answer is, keep up the good work with those amazing songs and covers! Cheers!
I'm gonna ask you a question, I have recently composed a rewrite of John Brown's Body/The Battle Hymn of the Republic, I titled it "The Long March of the People's Republic" if you would like me to post it here, for you to pursue, I'm a poet, if you need anything, I've been writing for over fifteen years now; plenty of Left works.
@@MonsieurJack95 Long March Of The Peoples’ Republic ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡His truth is marching on! John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave ¡Yet his soul goes marching on! He’s gone to be a soldier in the army of the Lord He’s is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored He’s has loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword ¡As his soul goes marching on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡John Brown goes marching on! The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down ¡On the grave of old John Brown! For John Brown was a hero, undaunted, true, and brave And the world knew his valor when he fought to free the slaves And though today the grass grows lush and green above his grave ¡His soul is marching on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡John Brown goes marching on! John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back ¡As his soul is marching on! I have read his fiery gospel in the dim and flaring lamps With his figure in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps We have builded him an alter in the evening dews and damps ¡For his soul is marching on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡John Brown is marching on! He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth ¡And his soul goes marching on! Say brothers, will you meet us, by God’s grace we will meet you We are soldiers bound to Freedom, tripping up Oppression’s boot We will hoist the tyrants high and into Hell we’ll cast them too ¡John Brown is marching on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡His soul goes marching on! Come and march with us together Come and march with us together Come and march with us together ¡For his soul is marching on! Oh, the world is suffering, filled with poverty and pain And the day has come for freedom from the curse of private gain For all must live the liberty of Communism’s reign ¡Together we march on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡As we go marching on! Solidarity forever Solidarity forever Solidarity forever ¡In truth we will march on! We have sounded forth a trumpet that will never die away We cast down the cruel and mighty and give succor to the brave And we will fight for freedom come what must and come what may ¡In glory we march on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡For we are marching on! We, together, lift the world We, together, lift the world We, together, lift the world ¡For we go marching on! In our hands is placed a power greater than those tyrants’ gold Greater than their vile armies crushing people drove by drove We will bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old ¡Together we march on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡We’re marching strong and on! We are Revolution’s history We are Revolution’s history We are Revolution’s history ¡We march with old John Brown! Midst the beauty of the lilies was his body placed to rest He was in the arms of angels when the hangman wrung his neck Though the tyrants wished to kill him, now his memory resurrects ¡John Brown goes marching on! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡Glory glory hallelujah! ¡His truth is marching on!
@@MonsieurJack95 My apologies for its length, you may modify as you wish. Again, if you need other things, original Left poetic works, I've got that in spades, though I'm not much of a song writer, though, that may allow you some musical creative liberty in interpretation; Art being a collaborative effort anyway.
4:19 Greater than the might of- what??? Song goes "greater than the might of atoms" I'm hearing "greater than the might of hobbits" or is that "comets"? the latter kinda works, I guess.
@@anguish998 in 9 years I've earned nearly half a mill. Work hard and you get what you put in. Theres no explotioan by the capitalist, only by the Governmemt.
@@anguish998 naw Ford did more for the workers than any pinko did. If unions brought the right to organize how tf did the unions organize to begin with.
@@anguish998 and no I went to school to be a sailor. I work without a union. If it wasnt for the union I would be taking home more pay insted of the "mandatory union dues"
@@levipierson4946 there are multiple cases of the US government literally going to war with workers, particularly miners, for trying to organize or going on strike
John brown did nothing wrong
damn right
Nah, he did one thing wrong, he wasn't able to be successful enough.
He was a mad man and a hero.
@@somethingsomething3395 He succeeded in the same way the anti-fascists buried at Normandy succeeded.
The only " [person] did nothing wrong" I've come across that I don't disagree with.
This man didn't have to give his life to end slavery. He wasn't a slave himself. But still, he was ready to die to save other people. He saw injustice and he knew he had to do something. And there's nothing I can respect more than that. Rest in f*cking Power, John Brown.
although he would not approve one bit of how you chose to word that
@@EverydayLinguistics Well he was born in the literal 19th century so idk what you expect
@@zeevox1628 the constitution he wrote for his group of escaped slaves and volunteers included a provision that foul language would not be permitted
@@EverydayLinguistics He was a devout Christian of the 19th century. Of course he'd disapprove of swearing.
"Here before God, in the presence of these witnesses, I consecrate my life to the destruction of slavery."
"I have no doubt that our seeming disaster will ultimately result in the most glorious success. I have been whipped, but I am sure I can recover all the lost capital by only hanging a few moments by the neck."
-- John Brown
Rest in Power John Brown ✊🏽
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An american hero. Killed slave owners with a broad sword. What a legend rest in power John Brown!
" His zeal in the cause of freedom was infinitely superior to mine. Mine was as the taper light, his was as the burning sun. Mine was bounded by time. His stretched away to the silent shores of eternity. I could speak for the slave; John Brown could fight for the slave. I could live for the slave; John Brown could die for the slave. "
-Frederick Douglass on John Brown, May 30, 1881
Reminds me of the quote from the boys but said much nicer
"I dont get to act like a raging entitled maniac, thats a white mans privledge"
I've read about John Brown. Idealists would die, but idea is still in our hearts.
Sad thing, is that among those condfederate monuments there are only few of a man, who lost his son and his own life in the struggle to abolish slavery.
When all those Confederate statues are torn down, we should just replace them all with John Brown, with all the plaques reading "fuck slavery"
Englebert Everything Davai! Let’s do!
In elementary school, my class took a trip to Harpers Ferry and we were taught "history". The way they described it was that John Brown raided and terrorized the citizens of harpers ferry and the might Army came and killed him. It was like John Brown was the terrorist in that situation. I went back years later and learned what he actually did. I love John Brown
But his truth is marchin on!!
Beautiful medley. Solidarity Forever Comrade. Red Salute
Glory glory hallelujah!
That switch to Solidarity Forever was beautiful
Singing both the anti slavery and worker's hymn. That's magnificent !
There's a reason they share the same tune :3
"Corporate wants you to find the difference between class solidarity and anti-racism." ("They're the same picture.")
@@DouglasDimmadome Best use of this meme format ever.
The transition from John Brown to Solidarity forever is the most beautiful transition ever, gives me chills every time!
Great work! The only way it could be better is if it had the last verse, which I think fits a socialist context to a T:
“Now soldiers all of freedom, strike, while strike you may,
A death blow to oppression, for a better time and way,
For the dawn of old John Brown has brightened into day,
And his soul goes marching on!”
I've never heard that verse! I wish I had included it
Comandante Gorrion I would love to hear this
@@MonsieurJack95 There's about a billion versions of John Brown's Body. That verse comes from a rework of the song with very elevated lyrics. ctrl+f "William W. Patton"
www.american-historama.org/1850-1860-secession-era/john-browns-body.htm
The fist Starbucks location in the United States has been unionized, on December 9th, 2021. Solidarity forever!
We need this now more than ever.
Agreed. We should all take an example of old John Brown and follow in his footsteps. One race, human race, against oppression!
The transition from "John Brown's Body" to "Solidarity Forever" still hits fkin hard in this one.
yesterday i found this channel. man am i glad i searched for "Warszawianka in english" (: keep up man! you're great! alterta alerta!
solidarity!
th-cam.com/video/-Fk5iGkp27M/w-d-xo.html is this what you're talking about if it is I'm glad I could help
I found this channel through the "Workers united front".
His german is really good.
Beautiful as always! 👍
Thank you so much 😀
What an amazing rendition of two amazing songs. Thank you.
John Brown - The Chad of the 19th Century
John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave
John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave
John Brown's body lies a-mold'ring in the grave
But his soul goes marching on
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
His soul is marching on
The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down
The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down
The stars above in Heaven now are looking kindly down
On the grave of old John Brown
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
His soul is marching on
He captured Harper's Ferry with his nineteen men so true
He frightened old Virginia till she trembled through and through
They hanged him for a traitor, they themselves the traitor crew
But his soul is marching on
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
His soul goes marching on
America's working folk are all remembering of the spot
America's working folk are all remembering of the spot
America's working folk are all remembering of the spot
It's the grave of old John Brown
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
His soul goes marching on
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When the union's inspiration through the workers' blood shall run
There can be no power greater anywhere beneath the sun
Yet what force on earth is weaker than the feeble strength of one
But the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
It is we who plowed the prairies, built the cities where they trade
Dug the mines and built the workshops, endless miles of railroad laid
Now we stand outcast and starving midst the wonders we have made
But the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
They have taken untold millions that they never toiled to earn
But without our brain and muscle not a single wheel can turn
We can break their haughty power, gain our freedom when we learn
That the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
In our hands is placed a power greater than their hoarded gold
Greater than the might of atoms, magnified a thousand fold
We can bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old
For the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
For the union makes us strong
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
Glory, Glory! Hallelujah!
For the union makes us strong
Thanks
If anyone is interested, there is an alternate history novel where John Brown, in cooperation with Harriet Tubman, succeeds at Harper's Ferry. It's called "Fire on the Mountain" by Terry Bisson. Give it a read if you have a chance!
I needed this thanks! Stay safe!
People thought he was insane, but now we realize that he was the only sane man at his time.
Great work!
John Brown was a fucking chad, rest in peace good sir.
This is beautiful!!
It’s songs like this that give me hope. It reminds me that not all riots are bad ones. I guess it really depends on wether the cause is to end a conflict, or to start a new one.
"zeal in the cause of freedom was infinitely superior to mine. Mine was as the taper light, his was as the burning sun... I could speak for the slave. John Brown could fight for the slave. i could live for the slave. John Brown could die for the slave
--Frederick Douglass
Happy Birthday John Brown! From Australia!
Glory Hallelujah!
John Brown was history's first Sigma Male
"I John Brown am now quite certain that the crimes of this guilty land will never be purged away, but with Blood"
Nice one jack 💪
I have first discovered about John Brown reading Verne's book ''twenty thousand leagues under the sea''. Truly a great man
This is fantastic. Always remember those brave enough to fight for freedom, no matter how bad the odds are
Do you take requests? Could you do "Should I Ever Be a Soldier"?
Man, this is just beautiful, I love it!
Absolute Banger
This sounded really good, i think something you could do at the end to kinda weave them together could be "solidarity and glory, for the union and john brown."
Either way super cool.
Not gonna lie, I could join a labor union and have to help build the Egyptian pyramids all over again, but if music like this was the one thing we had, then I would be perfectly fine with it.
I needed this today.
3:03 the next two verses are my favorite
Have you done the "Marcha del 26 de Julio" ⁉️ Is my favourite❣️🙏🏾
Go ahead comrade‼️ 💪🏾🏹🌔🔥
Aboriginal regards from 🇺🇾❣️✊🏾
Beautiful!
Amazing
jc that was badass
He died trying to free slaves.
I would gladly die trying to free children from GOP cages.
And DNC cages. I think just freeing kids from cages should be the goal, not caring who's cages they are. Still, I agree, cages should not exist.
Biden build those cages
@@LukyPukyBear so? all cages holding human beings must be destroyed
@@LukyPukyBear Incorrect. Obama and Biden built I.C.E. as a 72 hour detention center, where children WOULD BE WITH THEIR GOD DAMN PARENTS. And after 24 hours - 72 hours, the immigrant would be given a trial. Now Trump just uses them to separate kids from their parents and remove women's uteruses.
@@Constantine0630 exactly, it pisses me when people fail to fact check this ludicrous idea that Obama/Biden started this crime against humanity
Such a great preformanc!
I feel bad for your throat after all this lovely singing. Great work!
He is smiling in heaven right now.
He will be dancing when the caged kids are re-united with their families.
Reminds me of how the Orthodox church calls themselves the church militant and the dead saints the church triumphant.
Is that your voice too??!
yes
@@MonsieurJack95 Incredible ‼️ 🙈😋👍🏾💓
@@MonsieurJack95 I got a good video idea you know this song you made well if you type in his truth is marching on you'll get a video click the first video you see it's kind of like the same thing but instead of John Moses Browning it's just something different
Me and the boys dismantling a Confederate statute.
Never stop the righteous fight comrades.
Well done!
Hey
I really love your cover of both songs !
I wanted to ask you a favor
I live in France and I'm currently in quarantine with COVID and I don't have much to do in order to pass time. So I started a documentary project explaining the root causes of the American civil war.
See In France the narrative about the conflict is very backward. Pretty much all the sources you can find are basically the Lost Cause of the Confederacy, explaining that the conflict had nothing to do with slavery, that it was because of states rights, tarifs etc... Even on Wikipedia where most people get their sources, this narrative is present. The KKK page even talks about the clan in a positive light...
My idea was to make a 20 minute long documentary in french explaining the true causes of the conflict. Therefore I wanted to use your music to illustrate a segment about John Brown and Bleeding Kansas.
Of course you would be credited for your work, but to be honest I don't expect the video to be a massive hit and I doubt I'd be able to monetize it so I can't really compensate you. I know it takes a lot of investment and money to make content like yours so I would completely understand if you were not okay with that. It's just that I think it's good cause and the topic is dear to my heart, and so is your music.
Anyways, whatever your answer is, keep up the good work with those amazing songs and covers!
Cheers!
Great initiative!
The stars above in heaven are looking kindly down
How True, Some People Never Die !
“For the Union makes us strong” applies to both John Brown and Solidarity forever.
This should be the national anthem
It's almost October 16th guys
Better play this when the day
Why is this the only version of these two sung together that I can find? Thank you.
Can you please do the Battle Hymn of The Republic?
This reminds me of something
Three cheers for captain brown.
Im sad that no one added captions ;-;
I'm gonna ask you a question, I have recently composed a rewrite of John Brown's Body/The Battle Hymn of the Republic, I titled it "The Long March of the People's Republic" if you would like me to post it here, for you to pursue, I'm a poet, if you need anything, I've been writing for over fifteen years now; plenty of Left works.
Go for it!
@@MonsieurJack95
Long March Of The Peoples’ Republic
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡His truth is marching on!
John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave
John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave
John Brown’s body lies a’moldering in the grave
¡Yet his soul goes marching on!
He’s gone to be a soldier in the army of the Lord
He’s is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored
He’s has loosed the fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword
¡As his soul goes marching on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡John Brown goes marching on!
The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down
The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down
The stars above in heaven are a’looking kindly down
¡On the grave of old John Brown!
For John Brown was a hero, undaunted, true, and brave
And the world knew his valor when he fought to free the slaves
And though today the grass grows lush and green above his grave
¡His soul is marching on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡John Brown goes marching on!
John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back
John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back
John Brown’s rucksack is strapped upon his back
¡As his soul is marching on!
I have read his fiery gospel in the dim and flaring lamps
With his figure in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps
We have builded him an alter in the evening dews and damps
¡For his soul is marching on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡John Brown is marching on!
He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth
He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth
He’s hero to the oppressed, he’s a hero to the youth
¡And his soul goes marching on!
Say brothers, will you meet us, by God’s grace we will meet you
We are soldiers bound to Freedom, tripping up Oppression’s boot
We will hoist the tyrants high and into Hell we’ll cast them too
¡John Brown is marching on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡His soul goes marching on!
Come and march with us together
Come and march with us together
Come and march with us together
¡For his soul is marching on!
Oh, the world is suffering, filled with poverty and pain
And the day has come for freedom from the curse of private gain
For all must live the liberty of Communism’s reign
¡Together we march on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡As we go marching on!
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
Solidarity forever
¡In truth we will march on!
We have sounded forth a trumpet that will never die away
We cast down the cruel and mighty and give succor to the brave
And we will fight for freedom come what must and come what may
¡In glory we march on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡For we are marching on!
We, together, lift the world
We, together, lift the world
We, together, lift the world
¡For we go marching on!
In our hands is placed a power greater than those tyrants’ gold
Greater than their vile armies crushing people drove by drove
We will bring to birth a new world from the ashes of the old
¡Together we march on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡We’re marching strong and on!
We are Revolution’s history
We are Revolution’s history
We are Revolution’s history
¡We march with old John Brown!
Midst the beauty of the lilies was his body placed to rest
He was in the arms of angels when the hangman wrung his neck
Though the tyrants wished to kill him, now his memory resurrects
¡John Brown goes marching on!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡Glory glory hallelujah!
¡His truth is marching on!
@@MonsieurJack95 My apologies for its length, you may modify as you wish. Again, if you need other things, original Left poetic works, I've got that in spades, though I'm not much of a song writer, though, that may allow you some musical creative liberty in interpretation; Art being a collaborative effort anyway.
@@noheroespublishing1907 love it ❤
To the tune of the Battle Hymn of The Republic
John Brown’s Body actually came first, and its melody was probably derived from a folk hymn.
2:27 solidarity forever
“As he died to make man holy, let us die to make men free. While God is marching on.”
hm, I smell rising up
Union Miners when?
John Brown was history's first Antifa soldier but we ain't ready to talk bout that
same melody with "Battle Hymn of the Republic"
I'm the buffalo soldier in the heart of America but I'm British
Oxford Anti-Fascists Forever, IWW forever
Unite the union!
The Techno Union Council degrees the Rebel Alliance of workers will rise!!!!!
WoW so Truuuu, Solidarity Forever
Glory, Glory, to the Jesus of Suburia, Drykenobi66 is awake.
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nice
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@@miscellaneoussarnian5282 Congrats your officially the first person to dislike this video. You win nothing
@@SirSusDaddy Actually, nothing technically counts as something, sooooooooooo, I DID win something.
@@miscellaneoussarnian5282 understandable have a nice day
Dangit
You forgot the blood of risers too XD
4:19 Greater than the might of- what???
Song goes "greater than the might of atoms"
I'm hearing "greater than the might of hobbits" or is that "comets"? the latter kinda works, I guess.
the original song goes "greater than the might of armies" (that's what he says here)
some renditions sung during the cold war use "atoms" instead
@@4sythdude549 That did not at all occur to me. "Armies" huh. Thanks. Thank you very much. One less a shower thought for me :>
"radical abolitionist John Brown"
Radical and proud
“These men are all talk. What need is action. Action!” -John Brown.
You ain't done nothin' if you ain't been called a radical
Yo ain't lived till you and you local collectivist movement have sang Solidarity in a comrade's living room after homemade soup and bread.
gory gory?
Glory Glory
The worst thing John Brown did was die
John Brown, founder of Antifa.
Not a fan of socialism but I love this song. Great job dude
I don't see what's wrong with the worker owning their means of production, distribution and exchange but okay
Pls Dixie land
@@awsf27 Yeah not on this channel at least hahah.
they've done Union Dixie here before and I think the Union version is way better than the traitor's version.
No
Go home traitor
Nvm I forgot it doesn’t exist
Nah. I think you would far more content going back to Europe.
Cool first half, screw the workers hymn and all the Pinko bs.
- A Hardworking factory worker
@@anguish998 in 9 years I've earned nearly half a mill. Work hard and you get what you put in. Theres no explotioan by the capitalist, only by the Governmemt.
@@anguish998 naw Ford did more for the workers than any pinko did. If unions brought the right to organize how tf did the unions organize to begin with.
@@anguish998 and no I went to school to be a sailor. I work without a union. If it wasnt for the union I would be taking home more pay insted of the "mandatory union dues"
@@levipierson4946 there are multiple cases of the US government literally going to war with workers, particularly miners, for trying to organize or going on strike
@@levipierson4946
Who runs the government then?