@@bendsherman1984Even i as a french has a hard time understanding the music at this point, the recording is not very clear. I could hear some word like "mitraille" ( schrapnel )
This French March is actually commonly played by marching bands in the state of Ohio due to the fact it is used by the Ohio State University marching band during a special formation known as script Ohio
The Original one will be forever our French version Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse ! Marchait toujours au cris de Liberté ! Cherchant la route Glorieuse ! Qui l'a conduit à l'immortalité !
![Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse | Lyrics [English + Français]](/img/n.gif)
Unité, Indivisibilité de la République; Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité ou la mort !
I’ve never been able to find the lyrics of this version, with the different melody.
ohio?
1:30 subtitles are wrong.
@@plebonhomme6982 I don’t speak french so I just got whatever lyrics I found online
@@bendsherman1984Even i as a french has a hard time understanding the music at this point, the recording is not very clear.
I could hear some word like "mitraille" ( schrapnel )
There is a part that the Legends are totally Wrong, as a French speaker
Maluco é brasileiro e fala francês, o cara é foda. Também notei que a legenda não tem a mesma sonoridade do que o áudio, mas você pode apontar aonde?
@@khayyamveloso2257 Na verdade sou Açoriano. O momento é a partir dos 1:30 que está tudo errado.
This French March is actually commonly played by marching bands in the state of Ohio due to the fact it is used by the Ohio State University marching band during a special formation known as script Ohio
The Original one will be forever our French version
Le Régiment de Sambre et Meuse !
Marchait toujours au cris de Liberté !
Cherchant la route Glorieuse !
Qui l'a conduit à l'immortalité !
Go Buckeyes!!!!