@RegiaMarinaLittorio I don't a bayonet in my belly. I don't want my bollocks shot away. I want to stay in England. Dear old dear old England. And fornicate my 'blooming' life away. I thank you. Don't you just love a good old singsong. Respects 🙏.
I want to go home I want to go home I don't want to go in the trenches no more Where whizzbangs and shrapnel they whistle and roar Take me over the sea, where the alleyman can't get at me Oh.. god, i don't want to die. I want to go home Take me over the sea, where the alleyman can't get at me Oh.. god, i don't want to die. I want to go home
Its 'Oh My I don't want to die' because God doesn't rhyme with Die. Anyway, 'taking the Lord's name in vain' at the time was considered somewhat improper.
@@RomanesEuntDomus I fully agree, but the film suffered very unfair treatment, because it upset the establishment , and when release time in the USA came, it was delayed for many months, never advertised, and shown in off Main street cinemas only. This was due to all the anti Vietnam War protests there. Satire is a very effective but dangerous weapon to those in power. The VHS release of the film was very short lived, and taken out of circulation . It took 30 years for it to be released on DVD, and even then. from limited sources. Richard Attenborough could not explain this. We believe you Dickie--not.
“We’d be able to remain concealed but our damn singing gives us away” “So no more singing sir?” “And waste all that time learning four part harmony? Never!”
I read somewhere, or saw in a documentary, that this song was considered by some in the officer class to be undermining morale and should have been banned. Or that people caught singing it would be punished. But I don’t know if they ever went through with a ban.
I want to home I want to go home I don’t want to be at work no more Where coworkers and clients the whine and complain Take me back down the road Where my boss can’t get at me Oh god I don’t want to die I want to go home
I can never own a home, own a pump action 12 gauge shotgun, .22lr revolver and .22magnum Remington revolver with homemade suppressor but homeownership, yeah those owners is gonna come back, now I got swollen legs and runny nose
Not thier own grave. At he end you see they filled it and march off singing " the bells of hell go ding a ling a ling". They were burying thier own dead.
You don't know why they are digging.....Its supposed to represent the Dead after the first day of the Battle of the Somme (July 1st 1916) British and Commonwealth troops lost 20,000 dead... before dinner time. Plus another 36,000 injured. The scene continues with.. 'Right, that's the lot then' and the diggers saunter off to the tune of 'The Bells of Hell go ding-aling aling. You should watch the film... give it a whirl. Respects.
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'Where Wizzbangs & Shrapnel they whistle and roar'.
bloody good lyrics, only soldiers could make that up.
„Hush, Here comes a Whizzbang.“
@RegiaMarinaLittorio
I don't a bayonet in my belly.
I don't want my bollocks shot away.
I want to stay in England.
Dear old dear old England.
And fornicate my 'blooming' life away.
I thank you. Don't you just love a good old singsong.
Respects 🙏.
When your mom finds a friend in the super market
Bruh- that's true 😭
FR
Real
I want to go home
I want to go home
I don't want to go in the trenches no more
Where whizzbangs and shrapnel they whistle and roar
Take me over the sea, where the alleyman can't get at me
Oh.. god, i don't want to die. I want to go home
Take me over the sea, where the alleyman can't get at me
Oh.. god, i don't want to die.
I want to go home
I believe it’s
Oh my I don’t want to die
Instead of
Oh god I don’t want to die
Its 'Oh My I don't want to die' because God doesn't rhyme with Die. Anyway, 'taking the Lord's name in vain' at the time was considered somewhat improper.
@@JavaScrapper
I just said that. Spoken like a well informed contributor.
Respects...
How to dig a Trench under 1 minute
Not a trench, mass grave.
Remembering singing this on many closing shifts.
Isn't this just the perfect restaurant closers anthem haha bloody right mate!
Kid: *begs to go somewhere*
Parents: relent and take them
Kid:
A truly poignant and memorable scene--from a true MASTERPIECE, of cinema.
I appreciate it more with each viewing. Dickie's first but also his best movie, imo.
@@RomanesEuntDomus I fully agree, but the film suffered very unfair treatment, because it upset the establishment , and when release time in the USA came, it was delayed for many months, never advertised, and shown in off Main street cinemas only. This was due to all the anti Vietnam War protests there. Satire is a very effective but dangerous weapon to those in power. The VHS release of the film was very short lived, and taken out of circulation . It took 30 years for it to be released on DVD, and even then. from limited sources. Richard Attenborough could not explain this. We believe you Dickie--not.
“We’d be able to remain concealed but our damn singing gives us away”
“So no more singing sir?”
“And waste all that time learning four part harmony? Never!”
I keep singing this to my coworkers and it annoys the hell out of them. But I just want to go home.
I am soo proud of my forebears, they are the true heroes of our Country!
Thie film locations were shot almost entirely around Brighton England
One of my favorite films ❤️
This basically describes what you feel in school
Ikr
Fact.
General Sherman 1 my man sherman
literally
I describe school as being drafted because your forced to school
Oh ffs! I sang this three hours ago, and now it pops up in my feed. No, online searching, nothing. RUclips is listening.....
I read somewhere, or saw in a documentary, that this song was considered by some in the officer class to be undermining morale and should have been banned. Or that people caught singing it would be punished. But I don’t know if they ever went through with a ban.
The sad thing is, they are not digging a trench. It is a mass grave.
I want to home
I want to go home
I don’t want to be at work no more
Where coworkers and clients the whine and complain
Take me back down the road
Where my boss can’t get at me
Oh god I don’t want to die
I want to go home
Lol haha
Me every time I have to go out.
me and the boys in ww1:
One if the great films
The real version of Bless'em all
Wonder why the top brass banned this song
Meanwhile the generals: Let’s have them run at a machine gun and they’ll have no cover at all
Living in 2020
sterner sparks my lovely
I think they want to go home
Me at school
POV:when you see someone you dont like in the mall
I can never own a home, own a pump action 12 gauge shotgun, .22lr revolver and .22magnum Remington revolver with homemade suppressor but homeownership, yeah those owners is gonna come back, now I got swollen legs and runny nose
You guys know that they’re digging a mass grave right? It’s too big and the territory’s just too nice, basically they are digging their own grave,
Not thier own grave. At he end you see they filled it and march off singing " the bells of hell go ding a ling a ling". They were burying thier own dead.
Generations thought trench warfare was consigned to the history books, think again.
honor the enemy, too
Тактика русских бежать в обратную сторону от врага😂😂
I dug graves in Bosnia I did want to go home
What movie is the from ?
It's from oh what a lovely war
Is Kaiser Willhelm ll listen to this he’s gonna come to British and take over it so don’t sing it ever again or is he will come
What are they digging for?
You don't know why they are digging.....Its supposed to represent the Dead after the first day of the Battle of the Somme (July 1st 1916) British and Commonwealth troops lost 20,000 dead... before dinner time. Plus another 36,000 injured.
The scene continues with.. 'Right, that's the lot then' and the diggers saunter off to the tune of 'The Bells of Hell go ding-aling aling.
You should watch the film... give it a whirl. Respects.
@@oldgitsknowstuff Thank you!!!
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Мистер Питкин в тылу врага 2.0.
harry ho ho ho
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